2020–21 Proxy Season Review

2020–21 Proxy Season Review

Webinar
Speaking Engagement CLE

To help prepare for the 2021 proxy season, join Computershare | Georgeson, Edelman, PJT Camberview and WilmerHale for a two-part webinar series.

During the first session, on Wednesday, October 14, panelists led a practical discussion on key governance trends and developments, including the continued focus on board composition and environmental and social matters; experience and expectations with regard to virtual annual meetings; regulatory developments around shareholder proposals and proxy advisory firms; and shareholder activism and engagement. View a recording of the first session.*

The second session, on Wednesday, October 21, will address important regulatory changes and evolving disclosure practices affecting upcoming Form 10-Ks and proxy statements, including the SEC’s most recent updates to Regulation S-K, and include a discussion of how companies can approach investor calls for increased ESG disclosure. View a recording of the second session.*

Participants will have the opportunity to contribute questions online and interact with panelists.

Speakers: 

  • Lillian Brown, WilmerHale Partner
  • Meredith Cross, WilmerHale Partner 
  • Jonathan Wolfman, WilmerHale Partner
  • Rebecca Chang, WilmerHale Counsel 
  • Alan Wilson, WilmerHale Senior Associate 
  • Krystal BerriniPJT Camberview Partner
  • Heidi DuBoisEdelman Head of ESG, Financial Communications & Capital Markets
  • Hannah OrowitzGeorgeson Managing Director, Corporate Governance

*CLE credit is not available for those who watch webinar recordings.

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