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For our awards, individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of corporate governance professionals and Corporate Secretary editorial team members.

Winners announced!

We are delighted to announce our WINNERS of 2022! View the full list by clicking here.

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How winners are chosen

Best AGM

In this category, the judges will be looking at the work of corporate secretaries, general counsel and governance teams in preparing for and running annual meetings – either in-person, virtual or hybrid – that meet the governance needs of both the company and shareholders. Consideration will be given to fulfilling regulatory obligations, training and preparing management and board members, and ensuring shareholders have the opportunity for engagement before and during the AGM.

Nominees

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

WINNER
Microsoft
Robinhood Markets

Best compliance and ethics program

This award will look at coordination of governance, compliance, ethics and risk management processes across the entire corporation (including all subsidiaries). The judges will consider the level of understanding and integration of good governance principles across all disciplines and a truly non-silo approach to achieving an ethical governance environment.

Nominees

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings
Avangrid
Bentley Systems
Bunge
Coeur Mining
JLL

WINNER
Marsh McLennan

Best ESG reporting (large cap)

This entry should comment on the quality and robustness of ESG-related reporting. This includes exposure to environmental risk factors such as global warming, employee health and safety, foreign corrupt practices, consumer safety, social responsibility and corporate sustainability. The judges will also look at a company’s understanding of the role it plays in the community, both locally and globally. Market cap definition: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn - US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

AT&T
Cognizant
HP
IBM
PepsiCo

WINNER
Phillips 66 Company

Best ESG reporting (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

Avangrid
Avangrid
Healthpeak Properties
Hewlett Packard Enterprise

WINNER
JLL

Best global entity management

In this category, the judges will be looking at the work of general counsel, corporate secretaries and their teams in creating and running effective and innovative global entity management programs that ensure the organization remains in compliance with all local laws. Issues for consideration include: using technology in new ways, ensuring efficiency in the program and adapting to new circumstances, rules and conditions.

Nominees

Nasdaq
Willis Towers Watson

WINNER

Best governance around a corporate transaction

In this category, judges will be looking for innovative and effective governance work carried out before, during and/or after a corporate transaction such as an IPO, M&A deal or restructuring. This might include, for example, overhauling a company’s governance structure, combining the best elements of two companies’ arrangements or managing the regulatory and other risks arising from a transaction.

Nominees

Kyndryl Holdings
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Quantum Corporation

WINNER

Best proxy statement (large cap)

This award will examine the completeness of legal disclosures, effectiveness of communication elements, readability, timeliness of filing, visual design elements and overall layout. Specific elements such as compensation discussion and analysis, CD&A, director profiles and ESG challenges will be given particular consideration. Market cap definition: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn - US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

HP
IBM
Nasdaq

WINNER
The Allstate Corporation
The Williams Companies

Best proxy statement (mid-cap)

Nominees

DXC Technology Company
Gentherm
Healthpeak Properties
Huntington Bancshares
Kyndryl Holdings
Robinhood Markets
Voya Financial

WINNER

Best proxy statement (small cap)

Nominees

Coeur Mining
CSG Systems International

WINNER
ICF International
Kelly Services
Virgin Orbit

Best shareholder engagement (large cap)

Engaging in dialogue with shareholders around governance issues has taken on new importance in the era of say-on-pay. This category, introduced in 2014, will focus on ways that companies are reaching out to proxy decision-makers, often outside of proxy season, to discuss their compensation strategy and other aspects of corporate governance. Formal programs, which may include governance roadshows, shareholder forums, independent director participation, surveys and other means of engagement, will be assessed for both qualitative and quantitative results such as strengthened relationships with institutional investors or a measurable increase in proxy voting support. Market cap definition: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn - US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Bank of America
HP
IBM
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals

WINNER

Best shareholder engagement (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

DXC Technology Company
Hewlett Packard Enterprise

WINNER
Splunk

Best use of technology

The use of technology is becoming an integral part of the way corporate secretaries and other governance professionals communicate with their colleagues and with investors. Entrants should be able to show how their use of new technological tools, social media and the internet has helped to advance governance within their firm. Areas of consideration include, but are not limited to: the use of technology in board communications, shareholder engagement, company meetings, records management and information governance and the successful use of technology to facilitate transactions. The judges will also consider the accessibility of the corporate secretary, general counsel and board of directors using technology, and the quality of information distributed.

Nominees

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

WINNER
JLL
Marsh McLennan
Nasdaq
Summit Materials

Governance professional of the year (large cap)

The judges will be looking for the most outstanding individual in a governance, compliance or legal function. Entrants should be able to show exceptional performance in advancing governance and compliance activities at their company. Areas of consideration include, but are not limited to: board structure, shareholder communications, regulatory filing, annual reports and all other areas of the company’s governance operations. Market cap definition: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn - US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

David McAtee, AT&T
Aya Kiy-Morrocco, Cognizant

WINNER
Theresa Molloy, Prudential Financial

Governance professional of the year (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

Seth Gastwirth, JLL
Richard Buchband, ManpowerGroup
Chris Gaskill, Summit Materials

WINNER

Governance team of the year (large cap)

The size and scope of teams involved in achieving sound governance are growing. Some companies have dozens of people working solely on compliance and governance. This award will look at the best overall governance team in the country, and what it has achieved in the past 12 months. How does the size of the team compare with the size of the company? How have team numbers changed in recent years? Who is involved and what training do they get? Market cap definition: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn - US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Bank of America
HP
Nasdaq
Prudential Financial

WINNER
The Williams Companies

Governance team of the year (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings

WINNER
Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
DXC Technology Company
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Robinhood Markets

Rising star

The judges will be looking for the best newcomer to a governance or compliance role. This person will have been in the profession less than 10 years and have less than 15 years of professional experience, achieving demonstrable success in driving good governance or implementing change at his or her company, advancing academic thinking or making a significant contribution to the governance community at large.

Nominees

Aya Kiy-Morrocco, Cognizant
Mary Lakey, First Horizon Corporation
Caroline Boutwell, Nasdaq

WINNER
Samantha Blons, Schlumberger

Lifetime achievement

Nominees

Ira Millstein, Weil, Gotshal & Manges

WINNER

The judging process consists of three simple phases:

Phase one: Once the entry deadline has passed, the Corporate Secretary editorial team reviews all submissions and produces the short list

Phase two: The short-listed entries are shared with an independent judging panel made up of industry experts. The judges review each short-listed entry and select their top two picks per category

Phase three: The judges come together to discuss, debate and select the final list of winners who will go on to win an award

The judges’ votes are not made public, but their comments may be published in articles or reports after the event. Judges are not required to make comments against every submission.

Market cap definition

Small cap = below US$2 bn
Mid-cap = between US$2 bn – US$20 bn
Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Lifetime achievement award

We are delighted to announce that this year’s lifetime achievement award winner is Ira Millstein.

Ira M. Millstein is a senior partner at the international law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, where in addition to practicing in the areas of government regulation and antitrust law representing General Electric, Matsushita and others, he has counseled numerous boards on issues of corporate governance, including the boards of General Motors, Westinghouse, Bethlehem Steel, WellChoice (fka, Empire Blue Cross), the California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS), Tyco International, The Walt Disney Co., the New York State Metropolitan Transportation Authority, The Ford Foundation, The Nature Conservancy and Planned Parenthood Federation of America, among others.

Read more about our lifetime achievement winner here.

Meet the judges

Prabha Sipi Bhandari
SVP, deputy general counsel & corporate secretary
AIG

*Scoring selected categories

Prabha Sipi Bhandari is SVP, Deputy General Counsel & Corporate Secretary at AIG. In this role, she oversees AIG’s NYSE and SEC compliance; capital markets and M&A transactions; Cyber/Privacy; IP; IT, Procurement and Real Estate Legal support; and Innovation, among other corporate matters. In her role as Corporate Secretary, Ms. Bhandari acts as the primary liaison to the AIG Board on Board and Board Committee-related matters.

Prior to AIG in June 2022, Ms. Bhandari was SVP and Principal Deputy General Counsel at Freddie Mac, where she supervised a team of over 125 attorneys and legal professionals who advise and support the company’s business divisions, finance, the Sustainability Office and other enterprise functions and directly managed a group of attorneys and legal professionals providing corporate securities advice and support, including in capital markets, derivatives, tax and SEC compliance / financial disclosures. Ms. Bhandari supervised the full Legal Division of more than 200 colleagues and served as Executive Sponsor of the Legal Division’s diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, including robust internship and fellowship programs.

Prior to Freddie Mac, Ms. Bhandari was Managing Director and General Counsel of Deutsche Bank Securities Inc., Deutsche Bank’s US registered broker-dealer, and Global Head of Mergers & Acquisitions – Legal. Prior to joining Deutsche Bank in 2007, Ms. Bhandari was responsible for Mergers & Acquisitions at Viacom Inc. (now Paramount Global), including for CBS, MTV Networks, Paramount Pictures and BET, among others. Prior thereto, Ms. Bhandari was a corporate associate at the law firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell in New York. She began her legal career as a law clerk for the Honorable John M. Duhé, Jr. of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Ms. Bhandari received her J.D. from New York University School of Law, where she served as Notes and Comments Editor of the New York University Law Review. She received her B.S. from Cornell University in Industrial and Labor Relations.

Ms. Bhandari is a Member and Co-Chair of the Fundraising Committee of the Board of Trustees of the Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Chair of the Board of Directors of Teaching Beyond the Square, a Member of the Steering Committee of the Women in M&A Network, NY chapter, and a Member of the Private Sector Steering Committee of the South Asian Bar Association of New York.
Joan Conley
Board member
EJF Acquisition Corp and Tigo Energy

*Scoring selected categories

Ms. Conley has served as a Senior Advisor on Corporate Governance & ESG Programs at Nasdaq, Inc., since December 2020. In December 2020, Ms. Conley retired from her role as the Senior Vice President and Corporate Secretary following nineteen years at Nasdaq, Inc., responsible for Corporate Governance Global Ethics and Corporate Compliance, and the Nasdaq Educational Foundation. Ms. Conley also served a founding Board Member of the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center ( 2014 to 2020). Prior to joining Nasdaq, Inc. in 2001, Ms. Conley was the Senior Vice President and Corporate Secretary) (1994 to 2001) and the Director of Human Resources (1986-1994) at NASD (now FINRA).

In 2021, Ms. Conley was elected to the Board of EJF Acquisition Corp. (Lead Independent Director and Chair of the Governance Committee) and Tigo Energy.

Ms. Conley is a member of the Society of Corporate Governance Professionals, Extraordinary Women on Boards the Advisory Board of the Harvard Law School Corporate Governance Forum and the Economic Club of Washington D.C. Ms. Conley received a BA in Economics from Dominican University and an MS in Industrial & Labor Relations from Loyola University of Chicago. Ms. Conley studied Economics at London School of Economics.
Lucy Fato
Executive vice president, general counsel and global head of communications and government affairs
American International Group

*Scoring selected categories

Lucy oversees AIG’s global legal, compliance and regulatory groups. She is also global head of communications and government affairs.

Prior to joining AIG, Ms Fato was managing director, head of the Americas and general counsel of Nardello & Co, a global private investigative firm, where she remains on the advisory board.

Previously, Ms Fato was executive vice president and general counsel of S&P Global. Prior to that, Ms Fato was deputy general counsel and corporate secretary at Marsh & McLennan Companies. Ms Fato began her legal career at the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell where she spent 14 years, including five as a partner in the capital markets group.

Ms Fato is a member of the Department of Financial Services state insurance advisory board and a member of the Life Insurance Council of NY board of directors.

From 2018-2021, Ms Fato was included in NACD Directorship magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people in the boardroom community. In 2015 and 2017, she was named by Ethisphere magazine as one of the ‘Attorneys Who Matter’ for her dedication to furthering corporate ethics.

Ms Fato serves on the board of directors of Advocates for Children of New York, a non-profit organization that works to ensure a high-quality education for children who are at risk for school-based discrimination or academic failure. She also serves on the board of directors of the Alfred E Smith Memorial Foundation, the board of trustees of the Randall’s Island Park Alliance and is as a member of the board of the Coalition for the Homeless, the nation’s oldest advocacy and direct service organization helping homeless men, women and children.
Matthew Geekie
SVP, secretary and general counsel
Graybar

Matt Geekie is senior vice president, secretary and general counsel for Graybar, a leading distributor of electrical and communications products and related supply chain management and logistics services. Graybar celebrated in 2019 150 years as a company and 90 years of employee ownership. A member of Graybar’s board of directors, Geekie is responsible for corporate governance and the legal and risk management functions of the company. He also serves as Chairman of Graybar’s Canadian subsidiary.

Geekie’s broad-based legal experience includes corporate law, corporate governance, cybersecurity, commercial and securities law, ethics, intellectual property, product liability, export/import law and risk management. Under his leadership, Graybar achieved national recognition for excellence in corporate governance in 2015, 2016 and 2018.

Geekie currently serves as a Member of the Board of the St. Louis Community Foundation, as Chair of its Executive and Gift Acceptance Committees, and as a Member of its Finance and Audit and Strategic Planning Committees; as a Member of the Saint Louis Zoo Association Government Relations, Investment, and Long-Range Plan Implementation Committees; as a Member of the Saint Louis Zoo’s Marlin Perkins
Society; and as a Member of the Board of The Oasis Institute and on its Executive and Finance Committees. He is also a Member of the Board of CK Power, a Member of the St. Louis/Chicago Regional FM Global Advisory Board and a Member of the Board of the Missouri Law Institute.
Stephen Giove
Co-founder, Ebullience & retired partner, Shearman & Sterling

Stephen Giove was a senior partner in the law firm of Shearman & Sterling LLP for over 25 years. He advised boards and senior management teams on a wide range of governance, finance, public company and strategic matters. He co-founded the firm’s corporate governance advisory group and was the driving force behind its annual corporate governance practices survey.

His governance experience included advice with respect to board practices and structures, fiduciary duties, proxy access, anti-takeover defenses, shareholder proposals, dealing with activists, crisis management, annual board self-evaluations, and dealing with external constituencies, including shareholders, ESG-focused organizations, proxy advisory firms and regulators.

Steve ran the firm’s global corporate finance practice and served as the firm’s hiring partner. He retired from the firm in 2020. He represented nearly 100 public companies, including CVS Health, Citigroup, Viacom/CBS, Apple, Con Edison, Raytheon, Corning, Quest Diagnostics, Boston Scientific and WebMD.

After his retirement from Shearman & Sterling, Steve co-founded Ebullience Inc., a corporate governance data analytics company and Jupiter Governance Consulting, a corporate governance consulting firm.

Steve received his J.D. from the Cornell Law School and his M.B.A. from the Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. He also received a B.S. in Accounting from S.U.N.Y. Binghamton.
Eileen Kamerick
Non-executive director
Associated Banc-corp, ACV Auctions, Hochschild Mining, Legg Mason Closed End Funds

Ms. Kamerick consults and lectures on corporate governance and compliance matters and is an NACD Board Leadership Fellow and has completed the NACD Director Certification exam. She previously served as CFO of such leading companies as BP Amoco Americas, Leo Burnett, Heidrick & Struggles, and Houlihan Lokey.

She began her career as a lawyer at the law firm of Skadden Arps and she holds a JD and an MBA, with honors, in Finance and International Business from the University of Chicago. She holds a BA from Boston College where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was valedictorian. She is a member of the Board of Directors for Associated Banc-Corp, ACV Auctions, Hochschild Mining, plc, and 23 closed end Legg Mason mutual funds. She served on the Board of Directors for ServiceMaster and IRI before both companies were purchased by private equity firms. She qualifies as an SEC financial expert and chairs three audit committees and one corporate governance and social responsibility committee.

She was profiled as a Director to Watch in 2016 by Directors and Boards magazine and in The Board Game: How Smart Women Become Corporate Directors. She was named among the Most Influential Corporate Directors for 2019 by Women Inc magazine. She also serves on the National Board of Directors of the Alzheimer’s Association.

She is a lecturer at University of Chicago Law School, Georgetown Law Center, and University of Iowa College of Law and for the NACD Battlefield to Boardroom board readiness program.
Ben Maiden
Editor-at-large
Corporate Secretary

Ben Maiden is the editor-at-large of Corporate Secretary, having joined the company in December 2016. He is based in New York. He had previously been managing editor of Compliance Reporter since January 2007, covering regulatory and compliance issues affecting broker-dealers and asset management firms. Before that, Ben was editor of International Financial Law Review and IFLR’s Americas editor, working in London and New York.

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Graybar Electric Company

"The flow and format of the event were excellent!"

Robert Half International

"I enjoyed the Corporate Governance Awards very much. Thank you for the invitation. It was a lot of fun and very well organized. Congratulations!"

Quanta Services

"It is important that the good work done by many members of the corporate governance community be highlighted, and I particularly appreciate the opportunity for recognition offered to smaller companies and rising stars."

Argyle

"The awards are external validation for the work being done by the governance groups within companies whose work might go unseen by the average employee. Having a physical trophy is a good representation of the hard work of those teams"

Lockheed Martin Corporation

"A great production!"

Broadridge

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Job title	Company	Job title	Company
Associate general counsel	ManpowerGroup	Manager, corporate governance and securities	Bunge
Attorney	The Williams Companies	Partner	K&L Gates
Chief corporate governance officer	Huntington National Bank	Partner	Vistra
Company secretary	Willis Towers Watson	Senior counsel	The Williams Companies
Corporate paralegal	Splunk	Senior director, corporate legal	Splunk
Corporate sustainability officer, Americas	JLL	Senior legal specialist	Kyndryl Holdings
Deputy general counsel	JLL	SVP and general counsel	The Williams Companies
Director, corporate governance	Prudential Financial	SVP, deputy general counsel & corporate secretary	AIG
Director, environmental data analytics & reporting	Phillips 66 Company	SVP, general counsel and corporate secretary	Avangrid
Director, ESG	AT&T	SVP, general counsel and secretary	Gentherm Incorporated
Director, ESG program & strategy	IBM	VP & assistant corporate secretary	Kyndryl Holdings
Director, investor relations	IBM	VP & deputy general counsel	Microsoft
General counsel	Willis Towers Watson	VP, assistant general counsel & secretary	IBM
General counsel and corporate secretary	JLL	VP, assistant general counsel, corporate secretary	The Williams Companies
General counsel and secretary	ManpowerGroup	VP, compensation	Voya Financial
General manager, ESG & sustainability	Phillips 66 Company	VP, corporate counsel and ESG	Healthpeak Properties
Global chief sustainability officer & head of ESG	Cognizant Technology Solutions	VP, corporate governance	Prudential Financial
Head, ESG	First Horizon Corporation	VP, deputy general counsel	Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Corporate Governance AwardsCelebrating excellence

Wednesday, November 9, 2022

About the awards

Awards categories

Winners announced!

Best AGM

Best AGM

Nominees

Best compliance and ethics program

Best compliance and ethics program

Nominees

Best ESG reporting (large cap)

Best ESG reporting (large cap)

Nominees

Best ESG reporting (small to mid-cap)

Best ESG reporting (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

Best global entity management

Best global entity management

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Best governance around a corporate transaction

Best governance around a corporate transaction

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Best proxy statement (large cap)

Best proxy statement (large cap)

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Best proxy statement (mid-cap)

Best proxy statement (mid-cap)

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Best proxy statement (small cap)

Best proxy statement (small cap)

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Best shareholder engagement (large cap)

Best shareholder engagement (large cap)

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Best shareholder engagement (small to mid-cap)

Best shareholder engagement (small to mid-cap)

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Best use of technology

Best use of technology

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Governance professional of the year (large cap)

Governance professional of the year (large cap)

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Governance professional of the year (small to mid-cap)

Governance professional of the year (small to mid-cap)

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Governance team of the year (large cap)

Governance team of the year (large cap)

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Governance team of the year (small to mid-cap)

Governance team of the year (small to mid-cap)

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Rising star

Rising star

Nominees

Lifetime achievement

Lifetime achievement

Nominees

Lifetime achievement award

Meet the judges

What our attendees say

Graybar Electric Company

Robert Half International

Quanta Services

Argyle

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Broadridge

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