We are excited to report that the article “The Performance Effects of Independent Directors: A Large‐Scale Study of Danish New Ventures”, coauthored by Jakob Arnoldi, Miriam Flickinger, Sarah Bruhs Sørensen, and Jacek Piosik, has been accepted for publication at Corporate Governance: An International Review. 
The study investigates the effects of outside board members on the performance of new venture firms. It uses a large-scale sample of 5,562 Danish new ventures to show that the percentage of outside directors has an inverted U-shaped effect on new venture performance. The results also show that moderating factors at the board level and firm level amplify or cushion this non-linear effect.

You can access the article here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/corg.12655

Corporate Governance: An International Review is a business management journal publishing cutting-edge international business research on comparative corporate governance throughout the global economy. It has an impact factor of 4.6 and is ranked in the B-Category of the 2024 VHB Rating in Strategic Management. Its acceptance rate is 6%.