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    Lynn Stout

    Distinguished Professor of Corporate and Business Law at Cornell University

    Lynn Stout is an internationally recognized expert and award-winning author specializing in corporate law, corporate governance, financial regulation, and ethical behavior.

    With a strong background in education, Lynn Stout studied A.B., M.P.A., Economics, and public policy at Princeton University, followed by a Doctor of Law (JD) at Yale University.

    Lynn Stout holds the position of Distinguished Professor of Corporate and Business Law at Cornell University and has previously served in the same capacity at the institution.

    Beyond academia, Lynn Stout is an experienced director of both for-profit and nonprofit boards, a frequent public speaker, and deeply engaged with a diverse range of stakeholders including students, alumni, policymakers, business leaders, journalists, and NGOs.

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    Stakeholders incorporated: Can capitalism change if company charters stay the same? - Californianewstimes.com
    Aug 6 · Financial Times
    Stakeholders incorporated: Can capitalism change if company charters stay the same? - Financial Times