Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "sector". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on November 14, 2022

Ever notice how it's easier to connect with someone when you know something about their "full" self? Well, since governance is as much art as it is science, it's a good thing that we get to learn about Sara Harrup's creative life in addition to her CEO life.

Originally published on November 18, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "profit". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on November 10, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "performance". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on November 7, 2022

Lots of people in the corporate governance space like to say that governance is "broken". What does Canada's most influential not-for-profit governance nerd think?

Originally published on November 11, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "stock exchange". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on November 3, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "listed/publicly-traded". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on October 31, 2022

Robin Cardozo and Matt Fullbrook talk about the extent to which corporate governance is actually any different in not-for-profit organizations. And if anyone would know, it's Robin Cardozo.

Originally published on November 4, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "corporate governance". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on October 24, 2022

Each week, we will release two illustrated definitions of corporate governance jargon in order of increasing complexity. In this instalment we have the definition of "shareholder". Check the episode thumbnail for an illustration by Nate Schmold.

Originally published on October 19, 2022