The Governance Revolution
In this podcast, Deborah Hicks Midanek – Founder & Managing Partner of Solon Group & director for 23 companies over the years – discusses her new book...
Big Legal Minds
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“Big Legal Minds” is a podcast series about the most interesting people in the corporate & securities law – and corporate governance - community. Broc Romanek of TheCorporateCounsel.net serves as host.
Being a Professional Wrestler
In this podcast, Zach Olson – a Partner at Fredrikson & Byron – discusses his side gig as a professional wrestler, including: – How’d you get into pro...
Expert Witnesses
In this podcast, Professor JW Verret discusses Veritas Financial Analytics – VeritasAnalyticsllc.com – the only expert witness firm operated by profes...
Life as Proxy Designer
Labrador’s Molly Doran discusses her exciting career, including: 1. How did you wind up getting into the regulated communication industry? 2. What do ...
Human Capital Management Disclosure
UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust’s Cambria Allen discusses the “Human Capital Management Coalition” – which is led by the UAW Retiree Medical Benefi...
Life as a Compensation Consultant
James Kim is a 20-year veteran of the compensation consulting industry, an industry that primarily deals with pay design for the top officers within c...
“The CEO Pay Machine”
Steven Clifford is a former CEO of two public companies and he has served on a total of 13 boards of private and public companies over the years – inc...
Life as a Corporate Lawyer
Tom Conaghan does some of the more unique deals in our industry. Alcohol beverage deals! Tom also does far more as Co-Head of McDermott Will & Emery’s...
Evolving Corporate Governance
Alex Lajoux is a veteran of the corporate governance industry, truly getting in on the ground floor nearly 50 years ago – in the 1970s. Starting with ...
Dual Class Voting Structures
In this podcast, Ken Bertsch – Executive Director of the Council of Institutional Investors – discusses Snap’s IPO & more, including: – How – and why ...