Show Notes
Nell Minow has lived multiple lives. She is a film critic but also a lawyer and entrepreneur, and an expert on responsible business and corporate governance.
In this episode, Alison and Jerome engage Nell on politics, corporations and public opinion and discuss the trajectory of corporate governance since the 1980s.
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Movies on corporate governance recommended by Nell: 1 - The Solid Gold Cadillac by Richard Quine, 1956. 2 - Owning Mahoni by Richard Kwietniowski, 2003. 3 - The Big Short by Adam McKay, 2015.
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