Facebook Board Members Are Puppets for Zuckerberg, NorthStar's Goodridge Says

The transcript discusses the challenges and implications of Facebook's dual class structure, where Mark Zuckerberg holds significant control. It highlights ethical concerns, such as privacy and data issues, and contrasts them with Facebook's financial success. The conversation also covers shareholder engagement, voting power, and the debate between long-term vision and short-term gains. Additionally, it addresses corporate governance, leadership roles, and the potential impact of these factors on Facebook's future.

What ethical issues are associated with Facebook's data gathering practices?

What concerns are raised about Mark Zuckerberg's control over Facebook?

In what ways did the Cambridge Analytica scandal affect Facebook's reputation?

What is the significance of shareholder resolutions in influencing Facebook's policies?

How do dual class share structures impact corporate governance?

What arguments are made for separating the roles of Chairman and CEO at Facebook?

How might corporate governance changes have mitigated Facebook's issues over the past year?