In the latest episode of RizingTV’s “Private Eye”, Shriram Subramanian, Founder & MD – InGovern Research Services, explores why corporate governance is a philosophy founders have to imbibe and adopt instead of riding on a tiger without knowing it, why wealth creation ought to be a core tenet of corporate governance, how BYJU’s and BharatPe are instances of startups violating corporate governance principles, like simplicity, transparency and fairness, whether one’s responsibility in a startup should be tied to their qualifications, distinguishing between business failure and corporate governance failure, whether there’s a slowdown in investing in startups due to more granular due diligence, even while a sense of FOMO persists, why investors should focus on help building a sustainable organization, instead of looking to make a quick buck, the red flags and green flags that ascertain whether a business could here for the long haul, whether founders are really prepared for the corporate governance that going public entails and more.
Do Startups Know The Cost Of Shortcutting Corporate Governance? w/ InGovern’s Shriram
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