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The agency theory (Jensen, 1976) is a presumption that explains the relationship between principals and agents in business. The agent represents the principal in a business transaction and is expected to represent the best interests of the principal without regard for self-interest. An agency relationship is fiduciary in nature, and the actions and words of an agent exchanged with a third party bind the principal. Agency theory is concerned with resolving problems that can exist in agency…

In my second year of medical school, I took up the opportunity to become a leader by establishing a charitable organization at my university. With the help of a few executive board members that I put together, I was able to start up a chapter on my campus of one of the world’s largest, student driven, nonprofit, medical missions’ organization known as Global Brigades. I thought of the idea, while I was pondering about joining a medical fraternity. The organization’s online ad had shown up on my…

exhibits the directors attendance in board meetings of SBI and ICICI Bank Ltd in the year 2014-15. The following are the observations made 1. The frequency at which the board at which SBI met is higher than ICICI Bank Ltd. 2. The statistics of directors attendance in the ICICI Bank 's Board is marginally better than SBI. 3. Although the provisions of revised clause 49 of the listing agreement and section 285 of the companies act regarding minimum number of board meetings to be held in a year…

been defined as “the system by which companies are directed and controlled. Boards of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies, including setting the company’s strategic aims, providing the leadership to put them into effect, supervising the management of the business and reporting to shareholders on their stewardship.” (Financial Reporting Council, UK Corporate Governance Code) Leadership and Board Effectiveness According to the recent annual report, Diageo has been in…

Counseling children and adolescents is a unique specialty area within the counseling profession (Innerhofer, 2013; Smith-Adcock & Tucker, 2017). The desires of children and adolescents are quite different and incomparable to adults. Additionally, children and adolescents express their feelings, process information, and perform differently than adults. Consequently, talk therapy is not always a beneficial intervention tool for the child and adolescent population. Unfortunately, many counselors…

Neese Trustee in the bankruptcy for the First Trust Company brings suit against the directors for failure to use due diligence and to recover losses as a result of these actions or failures to act. The Neese Trustee for the First Trust Company cite in their suit that the directors were negligent in their actions and that they did not discharge their duties as required as directors, they further state that they did not give the required time and attention required of them, this is a crucial…

Stephanie has a duty to lead in the footsteps of Jack Donally following the account of achievements made by the colossal leader. Donally elevated the company from a small entity into a global company. The company grew into multi-billion worth of sales with the manufacture for medical products and artificial limbs. This is a force that Stephanie should reckon with and the new leader must preserve and relive the legacy created by Donally. Consider the leadership style that Donally used and what…

Monopoly, one of the most popular board games in America (Clever 507). Its also the world’s best selling board game, and as of 2011, Monopoly is sold in one hundred three different and made in thirty-seven different languages (Clever 508). The fake money in the game was even printed differently according to the country’s money currency (Clever 508). The goal of the game was to become the richest player by owing most of the properties and making the most money off said properies until all players…

of the College Entrance Examination Board by twelve prestigious universities who were concerned with the lack of a standard curriculum among New England boarding schools. Followed by that, they explain what Binet and Brigham thought about standardized testing. They assumed that intelligence was a unitary, inherited attribute, and that it was not subject to change over a lifetime and could be measured in a single number. Unlike the curriculum based College Boards, the Scholastic Aptitude Test…

In the short story "Rules of the Game" by Amy Tan, a main theme is that staying quiet and holding back can help you to achieve goals, shown when Waverly's mother awards her, when she wins a chess game, and when Waverly accidentally blurts out something she regrets saying. At the beginning of the story when Waverly is a young girl, her mother drills a life lesson into her. She tells Waverly to “ ‘Bite back your tongue,’ scolded my mother when I cried loudly (...) ‘Wise guy, he not go against wind…