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Building an Effective Board of Directors

Posted on October 23, 2017 by Stephen Honig

How do you build an effective board?  It depends on the stage of the company, as different board needs arise at different points in corporate growth, according to an expert panel convened in Boston on October 17 by the New … Continue reading →

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Simpler SEC Disclosure Rules?

Posted on October 23, 2017 by Stephen Honig

Recently, the SEC voted to propose amendments to the regulation that defines the details of information required to be included in SEC filings by public companies, advisers and investment companies. Needless to say, Regulation SK has grown over time to … Continue reading →

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Corporate Deadlocks: Judicial Remedies

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Stephen Honig

It is amazing how many corporations are set up “50-50,” which is to say two equal partners with equal ownership, and equal say on the board of directors. What happens when, over time, these shareholders come to violent disagreement? The … Continue reading →

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The Future of US Business

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Stephen Honig

What do Boston thought leaders believe are the keystones to future business growth? Long-term focus on education, shareholder relations, and application of disruptive sciences to their companies. GE Director Dr. Susan Hockfield, Dr. Tom Kennedy (CEO of Raytheon), and Dick … Continue reading →

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Report: Activist Shareholders

Posted on June 15, 2017 by Stephen Honig

2017 has been a banner year for activist shareholders approaching public companies. Major activists continue to target large companies, but the average market cap of targets is approximately $260,000,000. How should boards approach the discharge of their obligations, when an … Continue reading →

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Civil Liberties Union Report

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Stephen Honig

Each June, the sitting national Legal Director of the Civil Liberties Union comes to Boston to address the Boston legal community, and interested citizens, concerning the work of the ACLU nationally; on June 6 the new Director, Professor David Cole, … Continue reading →

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Investing in the Future

Posted on June 5, 2017 by Stephen Honig

The main thing to understand about the future is actually two things: the first is that it is here now, and the second is that the rest of it is going to arrive much faster than you think. Putting flesh … Continue reading →

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Board Governance: ERM Trends

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Stephen Honig

How do boards get a better handle on risk? Triggered in part by the Wells Fargo fiasco, which featured incentivizing sales goals that lead to fraudulent employee behavior, there has been in the governance literature a reexamination of enterprise risk … Continue reading →

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Corporate Boards and Crisis Management

Posted on May 10, 2017 by Stephen Honig

Does your company, whether public or private or nonprofit, have a crisis management plan? An expert panel convened by the National Association of Corporate Directors in Boston on May 9, 2017 all agree that a plan is necessary; they also … Continue reading →

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Trends in Wealth Management

Posted on May 4, 2017 by Stephen Honig

What do the largest providers of financial investment products think are the economic trends which will drive the design of products in the near term? While there is mixed opinion as to the robustness of the United States capital markets, … Continue reading →

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