supporting the postgraduate program “Value-Creating Corporate Governance,” developed by Envisia Business School in partnership with the Romanian-American University and the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
Accredited by the Ministry of Education and Research, the program serves as a reference point for strengthening corporate governance culture and improving the professionalism of board members in Romania.
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“This partnership with Envisia Business School contributes to shaping a generation of leaders with strategic vision, capable of generating real value for Romanian organizations. Investing in education and collaborating with academia are essential to turning good ideas into tangible results,” said Mircea Busuioceanu, Vice President of the Risk Division at Raiffeisen Bank Romania.
A strategic priority in the context of OECD accession
As Romania moves forward with OECD accession, the quality of corporate governance becomes a strategic priority for both private companies and state-owned enterprises. Increasing expectations regarding oversight structures and managerial accountability underscore the need for well-prepared boards capable of applying modern governance principles. The “Value-Creating Corporate Governance” program addresses this need through a practical curriculum covering legal frameworks, risk management, sustainability, strategic financial decisions and the impact of digital transformation.
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