Question (2) Whenever a company is caught in a scandal, whether it's financial cheating, corrupt actions or environmental harm, enquiry and investigation are directed at the organization's board of directors. They're the ones, after all, who are supposed to protect the interests of shareholders by overseeing the company's management strategy, offering advice and expertise, and keeping CEOs compliant. To ensure good corporate governance, some reform experts have pressed companies to enforce important structural changes. A). Give an example about a company from any business case that illustrates an effective or poor corporate governance, then