Dean Lawrence E. Mitchell

Dean Mitchell served as a panelist at the public forum, “Patient Capital and Corporate Governance,” at Brookings on March 14.

The forum examined the importance of patient capital for economic growth, the cultural, strategic, policy, and governance forces that have led to a focus on short-term capital, and what needs to be done to shift the emphasis back to patient capital.

Other featured experts included Senator Byron Dorgan, Justice Jack Jacobs of the Delaware Supreme Court, Judy Samuelson, Executive Director, Business and Society Program, The Aspen Institute. The event will be moderated by Darrell West, Vice President and Director of Governance Studies at Brookings.

This was a public event with an audience drawn from Capitol Hill, administrative agencies, the private sector, non-profit organizations, mass media, and advocacy groups.

View the webcast.

Dean Lawrence E. Mitchell

Dean Mitchell served as a panelist at the public forum, “Patient Capital and Corporate Governance,” at Brookings on March 14.

The forum examined the importance of patient capital for economic growth, the cultural, strategic, policy, and governance forces that have led to a focus on short-term capital, and what needs to be done to shift the emphasis back to patient capital.

Other featured experts included Senator Byron Dorgan, Justice Jack Jacobs of the Delaware Supreme Court, Judy Samuelson, Executive Director, Business and Society Program, The Aspen Institute. The event will be moderated by Darrell West, Vice President and Director of Governance Studies at Brookings.

This was a public event with an audience drawn from Capitol Hill, administrative agencies, the private sector, non-profit organizations, mass media, and advocacy groups.

View the webcast.

Dean Lawrence E. Mitchell

Dean Mitchell served as a panelist at the public forum, “Patient Capital and Corporate Governance,” at Brookings on March 14.

The forum examined the importance of patient capital for economic growth, the cultural, strategic, policy, and governance forces that have led to a focus on short-term capital, and what needs to be done to shift the emphasis back to patient capital.

Other featured experts included Senator Byron Dorgan, Justice Jack Jacobs of the Delaware Supreme Court, Judy Samuelson, Executive Director, Business and Society Program, The Aspen Institute. The event will be moderated by Darrell West, Vice President and Director of Governance Studies at Brookings.

This was a public event with an audience drawn from Capitol Hill, administrative agencies, the private sector, non-profit organizations, mass media, and advocacy groups.

View the webcast.