This is a quote from the article of BCCJ Acumen February Edition.
The article discussed the Olympus scandal from the point of 'corporate governance' and concluded as follows.
"For corporate governance to be truly effective, however, executives and non-executives must move away from these old-fashioned notions. Management education, through MBA and executive programmes, can provide executives with world-class management practices and a shared language of business and management, so that boardroom decisions are not based on intuition, loyalty, personal relationships and vague appeals to uniqueness."
The article discussed the Olympus scandal from the point of 'corporate governance' and concluded as follows.
"For corporate governance to be truly effective, however, executives and non-executives must move away from these old-fashioned notions. Management education, through MBA and executive programmes, can provide executives with world-class management practices and a shared language of business and management, so that boardroom decisions are not based on intuition, loyalty, personal relationships and vague appeals to uniqueness."
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