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Annual Reports, Proxies and Year End Meetings: What’s New in 2010?
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SUMMARY
In 2009 the SEC was active in issuing new rules and interpretive guidance that affect the year-end process for most public companies. Are you prepared for how these new rules will affect Proxy statements and corporate governance in 2010? Join us for a 60-minute audio conference where you will discover:
- New SEC rules regarding governance and compensation disclosures
- Recent development and trends affecting the year-end process
- Key SEC rulemaking & interpretative guidance from 2009
- Emerging executive compensation design and disclosure issues
- Current trends with proxy delivery and annual meetings
- The newest developments in corporate governance
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PROGRAM BENEFITS
In this practical, 60-minute audio conference, you and your colleagues will gain the latest information on what you need to know for the year-end process and annual meeting season for public companies.
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PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
- The Changes Ahead: What's New in 2010?
- SEC Rules: Risk-Related Disclosures & what to do now
- New RiskMetrics policies applicable to 2010 annual meetings
- SEC enforcement of insider trading: What to expect in 2010?
- The latest update on XBRL implementation
- Proxy Statements and Year-End Meetings: The Latest Guidance
- Executive compensation developments: design issues and disclosure
- Proposed federal legislation: What to expect
- Keys to the newest changes to NYSE listing standards
- First Reg G SEC enforcement action: Lessons learned
- Corporate Governance Revisited: Disclosure Duties Once More
- New governance disclosures regarding director qualifications
- Shareholder proposal developments for 2010
- Effective disclosure of board leadership structures
- Board diversity policies: Survey of best and worst practices
- Live question and answer session - Have your real world questions
answered!
- The Changes Ahead: What's New in 2010?
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SPEAKER
Amy Seidel is a Partner in Faegre & Benson's Minneapolis' office and a member of the firm's public companies and executive compensation practice group. Amy also heads the firm's initiatives on Sarbanes- Oxley, corporate governance and securities reform. She has experience in many areas of corporate representation, including securities regulation, mergers and acquisitions and general corporate counseling. A significant portion of Amy's practice involves advising public companies on SEC reporting requirements, stock exchange listing standards, executive compensation issues, disclosure issues and general corporate governance matters. Amy has also represented public and private companies in connection with securities offerings of both equity and debt. In public offerings, Amy has represented both issuers and underwriters.
Doug Long is a partner in the corporate finance group at Faegre & Benson and focuses primarily in the areas of securities reporting and regulation, public and private financings, public and private mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and general corporate counseling to a variety of publicly and privately held clients. Doug has participated in the representation of sellers and buyers in a variety of public and private transactions. These transactions have involved various forms of consideration, including cash, equity and debt. In addition, Doug has significant experience representing special committees of boards of directors in connection with their consideration of sale transactions.
Gordon Weber is a partner in Faegre & Benson's Corporate Group. His practice is focused on public company reporting, corporate governance and compliance, general corporate counseling, mergers and acquisitions, securities offerings and development, licensing and supply arrangements. He generally works with companies in the medical technology, software, technology and financial services markets. Gordon also has played a lead role in initial and follow-on public offerings, Rule 144A transactions and private placements. Transactions have involved equity, debt and convertible debt securities. -
CLE CREDITS
Continuing Legal Education CLE credit is available for an additional $65 per person in states where teleconferences are accredited
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PROGRAM MATERIALS
The speaker's PowerPoint presentation slides are included with your audio recording purchase. All materials are accessible through the Internet and can be downloaded as a PDF file.
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PRICING
$199.00 for audio conference recording (CD or audiotape) and program materials.
This is an outstanding program and therefore we offer purchasers a Money Back Guarantee. We are so confident that you will find the conference valuable that we offer a 100% money back guarantee from now until 30 days after the audio recording is shipped, making this a risk-free investment. Audio recordings will be received approximately three weeks after the live conference.
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