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Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance

A Discussion with Margaret (Peggy) Foran, Vice President, Secretary, and Chief Governance Officer for Prudential Financial
Proxy Voting

Proxy Voting

A Discussion with Robert McCormick, Chief Policy Officer of Glass Lewis & Co.
Modern Corporate Directors

Modern Corporate Directors

A Discussion with Steven Walker, General Counsel, Secretary, and Head of Board Advisory Services at the National Association of Corporate Directors
Companies and Countries with Female Corporate Directors Outperform

Companies and Countries with Female Corporate Directors Outperform

Recent research has shown that companies with female directors tend to financially outperform their peers, and as board gender diversity becomes a hot topic, shareholders are taking notice. Not only that, but it is possible that by adding women to corporate boards, corporations can positively affect the entire United States—and global economy.
Does Copying an In-House Lawyer on Corporate Privileged??

Does Copying an In-House Lawyer on Corporate Privileged??

Attorneys—and clients—often assume that the inclusion of an attorney as a recipient of a communication—or even just “copying” an in-house counsel on an e mail’s circulation—automatically shields the document from prying eyes. This assumption is not only inaccurate, but the issue has become more pronounced in the past two decades.