Fordham’s GBA MIR Program and the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) will help you get your Corporate Board of Directors and C-Suite, Senior Executives, ready for the 2012 proxy season. An all-star panel that will consist of, but not be limited to Kenneth Bertsch (CEO & Pres. Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals) and Dane Holmes (Head of IR, Goldman Sachs) will offer their outlook regarding the most important issues facing corporate leaders today. The event will be co-hosted by Fordham University’s Graduate School of Business Administration, which recently launched a Master’s Degree Program in Investor Relations based at its Lincoln Center Campus.
Important Issues to Be Covered and Discussed in Detail at Event:
• Hot topics for issuer/investor engagement;
• New development in proxy and corporate governance messaging;
• Say on Pay Year Two and heightened investor expectations;
• Proxy Access shareholder proposals;
• Director election issues;
• How to use your skills to benefit the proxy process and results while enhancing your corporate visibility
Event Panelists:
Mr. Kenneth Bertsch, CEO and President, Society of Corporate Secretaries & Governance Professionals
Mr. Stephen Brown, Director Corporate Governance & Assoc. General Counsel, TIAA-CREF
Ms. Valerie Haertel, Vice President Investor Relations, Medco Health Solutions
Mr. Dane Holmes, Head of Investor Relations, Goldman Sachs
Event Moderator:
Ron Schneider, Senior Vice President, Phoenix Advisory Partners
What: Fordham GBA MIR Event
When: Wednesday, January 25,
Where: 12th Floor Lounge
RSVP: * Please RSVP via email to JMMariotti@Gmail.com, by Monday, January 23, 11:59 PM.
Where: 12th Floor Lounge
RSVP: * Please RSVP via email to JMMariotti@Gmail.com, by Monday, January 23, 11:59 PM.
Cost: Free for all Fordham University Students and guests that RSVP timely. $50 to $75 for all others.Please contact Mr. JM Mariotti, Esq. for Fee-Waived/Free Registration or if any questions: (201) 906-5998; JMMariotti@Gmail.com.
Attire: Both business casual and business professional are acceptable.
