Investor Relations

Small-cap companies continue to attract outsized attention from activist investors, and our January 22 webinar unpacked why opportunity, preparedness and credibility matter more than ever.

Shareholder activism continues to concentrate in small-cap companies, driven by lower capital barriers, visible value gaps and thinner governance defenses, according to perspectives from leading advisors across the activism ecosystem.

Shareholder activism is increasingly targeting CEOs, with new research showing women leaders are disproportionately singled out as campaigns grow more personal, strategic and narrative-driven across the Russell 3000.

Amid today’s noisy and often conflicting economic signals, these six takeaways offer leaders the clarity they need for smarter planning.

Corbin Advisors’ new research shows investors doubling down on materiality, governance and long-term value, signaling a critical moment for IR teams to strengthen sustainability narratives.

CEO turnover is rising even at high-performing companies, a shift that carries important lessons for communicators as leadership changes become more strategic and less tied to short-term performance.

Glass Lewis’ shift away from universal proxy guidance marks a turning point for investor relations and corporate communication strategy.

A roadmap for boards and executives to avoid costly mistakes when facing activist investors.

Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension by ABC reveals how political and corporate forces can swiftly silence voices, offering PR leaders urgent lessons in risk and reputation management.

Many companies remain dangerously unprepared for activist investors despite years of warnings and guidance.