By A.D. Frazier, Special to the Daily Report
In recent years the concept of corporate governance has burst forth on the business scene as a hot topic. No surprise. Spectacular corporate failures like Tyco, Enron, WorldCom and others, shamefully, have provided vivid examples of corporate leadership behaving badly. This, in turn, has given rise to outraged responses by Congress and the SEC who have laid blame for these offenses in no small part to the inadequacy of oversight by boards of directors of the corporations involved.
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