Paul Hodgson
Investors argue that the company’s data wasn’t what they had been promised
Withdrawn resolutions appear to be down, but resolutions going to vote are up: what’s going on?
Many are unaware whether the shares they vote have been counted correctly, or at all.
A simple request for comment on the T. Rowe Price statement “Shareholder Proposals Mean Well, But Are Not Effective at Driving Meaningful Change” brought a torrent of responses, many of them in ALL CAPS
The pandemic kicked off executive salary reductions in the hardest hit industries - and new ways of making sure CEOs make their bonuses
Planned acquisition includes ESG stalwarts, First Affirmative and The SRI Conference
Challenged as unconstitutional, California’s Senate Bill 826 has nevertheless succeeded in its aims of increasing the gender diversity in the boardroom
Firm opposition to its regulations on proxy advisors and shareholder resolutions is having some effect at the SEC
The governance pioneer talks more about corporate accountability
The first of a two-part interview in which the governance pioneer airs his criticism of the SEC