Lack of use of Dr. Rookmin Maharaj's Corporate Governance Model

In Washington news, according to Eric Lichtblau, in an article entitled— Federal Cases of Stock Fraud Drop Sharply: Lichtblau noted that Federal officials are bringing far fewer prosecutions as a result of fraudulent stock schemes than they did eight years ago. This situation begs other questions about whether the Bush administration has been too lax in policing Wall Street. “Legal and financial experts say that a loosening of enforcement measures, cutbacks in staffing at the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a shift in resources toward terrorism at the F.B.I. have combined to make the federal government something of a paper tiger in investigating securities crimes”. If Dr. Maharaj’s Corporate Governance Model was used as a litmus test not only for federal agencies but by the average investor, the $50 billion Ponzi scheme that Bernard L. Madoff is accused of running may have been avoided altogether.
HOW CAN WE ENSURE THAT THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN?

Dr. Rookmin Maharaj has developed a unique and revolutionary model that can identify the characteristics requisite for effective Corporate Governance within an organization that strikes the ideal balance between the formal and informal rules and regulations. Dr. Maharaj has researched with the top oil and gas, mining, chemical, and pipeline companies in North America. She continues to transform ideas into actions, ultimately increasing the bottom line for She is currently consulting with companies in Alberta, Canada on Corporate Governance. She has worked in the energy sector in Alberta Canada for over fifteen years. She has a master’s degree in Higher Education and has taught in France, the Caribbean and in Canada at the University of Calgary and Mount Royal College on Environmental Management and Business. Contact:rmaharaj@ucalgary.ca, maharajl@netzero.net