Following up on my blog with five tips about how to make your IR content more accessible, here are four more tips (beyond our set of criteria that companies can use to make their IR websites more transparent):
Don’t Force…
One challenge that sometimes happens as part of a company’s drafting process is when the compensation group is working off kilter a little bit from the rest of the drafting team.
The problem arises due to a timing difference. The…
Following up on my blog with five tips about how to make your IR content more accessible, here are four more tips (beyond our set of criteria that companies can use to make their IR websites more transparent):
Don’t Force…
It’s true that proxy advisors are under pressure from all quarters. And that ISS and Glass Lewis are both changing their business models. But that doesn’t mean that they no longer have influence on the proxy season. This blog from…
The most recent issue of Carl and Peder Hagberg’s “The Shareholder Service Optimizer” is full of gems as always. Including this sound reminder:
“Many publicly traded companies—and often their counsel as well—overlook the requirement to execute the Ballot of the…
This is groundbreaking stuff from Labrador’s Iain Poole and Nicole Victoria! Now that AI is playing a bigger and bigger role in reading your disclosures, it’s time for us to learn how to best craft disclosure so it can be…
I thought this note from the “Small Business Institute” had some good disclosure advice: “Business performance is not linear and is often challenging to forecast. Every public company is going to have bad news periodically. It is a certainty, and…
It can be disheartening to know that you spend much of your career drafting disclosure that few wind up reading. To some extent, AI will change this – as AI agents are happy to read your disclosures without falling asleep.…
