How the SEC’s ‘pendulum swing’ has realigned rules with market realities this proxy season
How is the proxy season evolving? During a recent Governance Intelligence briefing on Lessons from the 2025 Proxy Season – held in...
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‘It’s ripe for disruption’: How governance teams are harnessing AI for smarter board communications
How can your board use AI in a smart and safe way? A recent Governance Intelligence briefing on AI for board communications: The...
Muted mics, loud protests: how the rise of AGM protests is forcing companies to rethink shareholder meetings
Are we witnessing a rise in AGM protests? While often a forum for disagreements with shareholders, this year’s AGM season was...
As the 2025 proxy season ends, it’s time to think about next year’s statement
When’s the best time to start thinking about next year’s proxy season? If you ask the best-prepared corporate secretaries, that...
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Nominations are now open for the Corporate Governance Awards 2025
Nominations for this year’s Corporate Governance Awards, brought to you by Governance Intelligence, are now open for submissions...
This week in GRC: The industry pays its respects to Bob Monks
– Tributes have been made across the industry to Bob Monks, a pioneer in shareholder activism, who passed away April 29 in his...
ISS reports decrease in executive pay rises
Chief executives of large-cap companies saw a median pay increase of 7.5 percent between 2024 and 2025 despite ‘market turbulence’...
Governance Intelligence invites professionals to join survey on director training
Companies and their boards face an array of demanding and often unprecedented challenges in 2025. These range from unpredictable...
The week in GRC: Glass Lewis to continue including board diversity in advice and Kenvue settles proxy fight with Starboard Value
– The Wall Street Journal reported that Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen resigned from the company following a board investigation into...
What boards should know about Delaware’s planned reforms [Updated]
It’s no secret that Delaware – the state of choice for so many companies to incorporate – has come under fire recently, with...
