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Every Public Company Must Regularly Assess Vulnerabilities to Activist Investor Threats
Many companies remain dangerously unprepared for activist investors despite years of warnings and guidance.
Dan Scorpio Says Activist Investors Are Just Getting Started in 2025
Activist pressure isn’t slowing down, and Scorpio says corporate leaders better get proactive fast.
Shareholder Activism Is Changing Fast and Companies Need to Keep Up
As the 2025 proxy season approaches, shifting regulations, market volatility, and evolving shareholder engagement strategies are forcing companies to rethink how they defend their governance and communicate their value.
Shareholder Activism is About to Skyrocket and Companies Aren’t Ready
With shareholder activism set to surge amid shifting regulations, investor demands, and proxy battles, companies must adopt a proactive strategy to navigate the upcoming proxy season and protect their credibility.
ESG is A Communications Opportunity and Nightmare
Many investors, but certainly not all, rely on this information to make investment decisions, while corporations use ratings to gain third-party feedback on the quality of their sustainability initiatives.