Corporate governance also has the objective of recovering and guaranteeing the trustworthiness of a given company for its shareholders. Creating an efficient set of mechanisms, both for development, incentives or monitoring, in order to ensure that the behavior of executives is always aligned with the interests of shareholders. Corporate governance contributes to sustainable economic development, providing improvements in the performance of companies, in addition to greater access to capital sources. For these reasons, it is so important to have qualified directors and a quality governance system.
Corporate governance refers to risk management, the longevity of companies, shared power and value creation. Being responsible in business means going beyond profit and imagining the company as a living organism that becomes a source of benefits for the current generation, as well as for future generations. Companies gain strength, longevity and sustainability when they implement this management model in their businesses.