Osgoode Society for Corporate Governance

Osgoode Society for Corporate Governance "Business. Governance. Guidance." The OSCG aims to promote education and outreach on good corporate governance practices.

Closer to a pro bono student initiative than a club, the Osgoode Society for Corporate Governance recognizes the importance of corporate governance in improving business performance, developing capital markets and promoting ethical business practices and standards in emerging economies. As a collective, we have a partnership with the International Finance Corporation's Global Corporate Governance

Forum (the "Forum") (see www.gcgf.org), to assist them in their mission to support and promote improved corporate governance practices via local initiatives in emerging economies and developing countries. Specifically, we collaborate with a group of corporate governance experts around the world who form a Private Sector Advisory Group ("PSAG") working on behalf of the Forum (to find out more about PSAG, see http://www.gcgf.org/ifcext/cgf.nsf/Content/PSAG).

Meet our 1L Section A Representative, Alexander Corelli!🎉 Alexander is interested in corporate governance because it’s f...
11/21/2025

Meet our 1L Section A Representative, Alexander Corelli!🎉 Alexander is interested in corporate governance because it’s foundational to how a business functions. Drawn to both business and policy, he sees corporate governance as the perfect blend of legal analysis and meaningful influence—shaping how organizations are directed, controlled, and held accountable. For him, it’s where strategic decision-making meets real-world impact. He has taken culinary arts courses at George Brown! 🍽️🔥

Say hello to Thomas Rady Pentek, our 1L Section D Representativeđź’«. Thomas once spent a semester living in Australia, whe...
11/21/2025

Say hello to Thomas Rady Pentek, our 1L Section D Representative💫. Thomas once spent a semester living in Australia, where he picked up surfing — a highlight of his time abroad. His interest in corporate governance began during his business studies at Schulich, where he saw firsthand how governance influences corporate leadership, accountability, and strategy.

Say hello to Khamecia Williams, our 1L Section C Representativeđź“Š. Born in Jamaica, Khamecia carries her roots proudly. H...
11/21/2025

Say hello to Khamecia Williams, our 1L Section C Representative📊. Born in Jamaica, Khamecia carries her roots proudly. Her interest in corporate governance comes from its blend of law, ethics, and real institutional responsibility. She sees governance not just as rules, but as a dynamic system that reflects an organization’s values, balances stakeholder interests, and drives transparency. What motivates her most is the belief that strong governance can align corporate power with the public good, promoting integrity, equity, and meaningful long-term impact.

Meet Malika Bhambra, our 1L Section B Representative✨. A fun fact about Malika is that she cannot start her day without ...
11/21/2025

Meet Malika Bhambra, our 1L Section B Representative✨. A fun fact about Malika is that she cannot start her day without doing the NYT Wordle — it’s her non-negotiable morning ritual. She’s interested in corporate governance because it sits at the root of what shapes a business’s practices, approaches, and goals. Malika enjoys learning how different companies make decisions in their own unique ways while still adhering to the same regulatory standards that guide responsible corporate behaviour.

Meet our LLM Representative, Marthaniah Efe Douglas💫. A fun fact about Marthaniah is that she’s incredibly adventurous a...
11/21/2025

Meet our LLM Representative, Marthaniah Efe Douglas💫. A fun fact about Marthaniah is that she’s incredibly adventurous and absolutely loves good food. She’s interested in corporate governance because she believes its principles are critical to the smooth operation of any business. To her, governance places her in a guardian position — a responsibility she values deeply and never takes for granted.

Meet Kosheen Ratta, our 2L Representative🌟. A fun fact about Kosheen is that she’s an avid coffee connoisseur who has tr...
11/21/2025

Meet Kosheen Ratta, our 2L Representative🌟. A fun fact about Kosheen is that she’s an avid coffee connoisseur who has tried over 30 coffee shops in downtown Toronto — exploring new spots and rating them is basically her personal mission. She’s interested in corporate governance because it’s where law meets business, bridging legal frameworks with real-world corporate decision-making. She loves how governance shapes markets, strengthens accountability, and drives companies in the right direction.

Meet Mikayla Sinclair, our Director of Marketing📊. A fun fact about Mikayla is that she’s obsessed with tropical travel ...
11/21/2025

Meet Mikayla Sinclair, our Director of Marketing📊. A fun fact about Mikayla is that she’s obsessed with tropical travel — her dream is to visit every island in the Caribbean. She’s interested in corporate governance because it bridges law, strategy, and ethics, and she’s fascinated by how thoughtful governance can drive integrity and responsible leadership. She’s excited to deepen that understanding while at Osgoode.

Introducing Demetre Kanargelidis, our Director of Fundraising and Sponsorshipsđź“Ť. A fun fact about him: he bakes his own ...
11/21/2025

Introducing Demetre Kanargelidis, our Director of Fundraising and Sponsorships📍. A fun fact about him: he bakes his own sourdough croissants — a true labour of love. Demetre is drawn to corporate governance because it brings together law, ethics, and business decision-making to guide responsible corporate behaviour.

Introducing Hassan Ali📊. He’ll be the first to tell you that folding a fitted sheet is still a mystery to him. He’s fasc...
11/21/2025

Introducing Hassan Ali📊. He’ll be the first to tell you that folding a fitted sheet is still a mystery to him. He’s fascinated by corporate governance and its intersection of law, strategy, and ethics, and he aims to learn how these frameworks drive transparency and accountability in modern corporations.

Meet Harman Singh, our Secretary & Treasurer 📌. Harman enjoys both watching and playing basketball — always ready for a ...
11/21/2025

Meet Harman Singh, our Secretary & Treasurer 📌. Harman enjoys both watching and playing basketball — always ready for a pickup game. He’s interested in corporate governance because it requires balancing fiduciary duties, regulatory compliance, and evolving stakeholder expectations in an increasingly complex business environment.

Meet Our Vice President, Amanda Bano ✨She finds corporate governance fascinating because it sits at the intersection of ...
11/21/2025

Meet Our Vice President, Amanda Bano ✨
She finds corporate governance fascinating because it sits at the intersection of law, strategy, and leadership — shaping how organizations operate, innovate, and stay accountable to stakeholders. She played competitive soccer growing up… as a goalkeeper! ⚽🧤

Introducing our President, Iti Singh 💼✨If you know her, you know her face speaks before she does — but it’s always follo...
11/21/2025

Introducing our President, Iti Singh 💼✨
If you know her, you know her face speaks before she does — but it’s always followed by a laugh. She is interested in Corporate Governance because boardrooms are where power, strategy, and a little bit of scandal collide… and she lives for a good plot twist.

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The Osgoode Society for Corporate Governance (OSCG) is a student-directed, non-profit and non-partisan organization at Osgoode Hall Law School. The OSCG recognizes the importance of corporate governance in improving business performance, developing capital markets and promoting ethical business practices and standards in emerging economies. Our mission is to support the development, dissemination and implementation of best practices in corporate governance. Good corporate governance requires organizations to combine legal knowledge, ethics and business judgement. With the guidance of faculty, alumni and the legal community, the OSCG strives to create a platform from which students can learn and obtain practical knowledge about corporate governance issues on the global and local level.