Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance
@bicg.eu
Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance (BICG) is a non-profit, non-governmental association that engages businesses and political leaders in promoting best corporate governance practices in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Good corporate governance promotes competent oversight, transparency and accountability in private, listed as well as state- and municipality-owned companies, helping to build a transparent and accountable business environment. The purpose of the BICG is achieved through best practice recommendations, education programs, policy advocacy and other initiatives.
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About Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance
BICG, the Baltic Institute of Corporate Governance, is a progressive business community and competence center dedicated to establishing well-governed businesses and fostering stronger economies in the Baltics. Their mission is to ensure that both private and state-owned companies are governed competently, transparently, and with a high standard of accountability, leading to long-term success. With over 200 members, BICG serves as a solid framework for promoting sound corporate governance culture in both the public and private sectors.
They offer a range of education programs, policy research, and governance assessments to help companies improve their governance practices. Notably, BICG has received recognition and support from influential figures such as Angel Gurría, former Secretary-General of the OECD, and Valdis Dombrovskis, Vice-President of the European Commission. They also collaborate with international organizations like the OECD to enhance corporate governance frameworks in the Baltic region.
By championing transparency, accountability, and strong economies, BICG plays a crucial role in shaping the business landscape in the Baltics
