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As activist investors begin to negotiate with companies to resolve proxy situations, we explain an often-overlooked element of BoD functions. 

 

Once we mostly ignored BoD committees. We thought the important decisions happened at the full BoD. Why spend negotiating chips on committee roles when we had many other priorities? Alas, we were quite wrong. 

 

A couple of notable proxy contest settlements remind us of the importance of BoD committees. Earlier we explained a variety of elements of these settlements.

 

See the current blog post for our reasoning.

Recent TAI blog posts

 

At GM, The Year's Most Interesting Activist Project (2/17/15)

What Happens in Delaware, Doesn't Stay in Delaware (2/12/15 email)

Apple's Cash, Once Again (2/10/15)

How Activists Collaborate (and Settle), Continued (2/5/15 email)

Why Oh Why Can't We Have A Better Press Corps? (2/3/15) 

The New CEO Activist Hedge Fund Makes No Sense (1/27/15)

You can find other useful resources at the TAI website, including our research on "Effective Activism, on the Cheap", our new resource guides on attorneys for activist investors and on activist investing data sourcesour white paper with the basics on activist investing, and our new guides on exempt solicitationconsent solicitation, and special shareholder meetings. 
For further information, please contact:
 
Michael R. Levin
m.levin@theactivistinvestor.com
847.830.1479