Evolving Corporate Governance
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Big Legal Minds
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Alex Lajoux is a veteran of the corporate governance industry, truly getting in on the ground floor nearly 50 years ago – in the 1970s. Starting with an editor position with Directors & Boards, Alex soon joined the staff of the National Association of Corporate Directors – the NACD – which eventually grew into the largest association devoted to governance issues. During her 25 year tenure at the NACD, Alex served in numerous roles – including the last decade as the Chief Knowledge Officer. Now, Alex is working part-time for the NACD as she embarks on a new path with
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