“In recent years, corporate governance in Poland has been receiving greater prominence, with significantly increased legislation, regulation, and regulatory mechanisms, while best practices in corporate governance continue to evolve. Increasing public scrutiny and higher expectations of public accountability have motivated organizations to improve corporate leadership and transparency in their decision-making and financial reporting processes. These high stakeholder expectations,  which are both complex and challenging, apply to corporate directors, officers, supervisors, and to their advisors, subordinates, and associates.”

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