The Advisors' Blog

Tune in at 2:00 pm Eastern tomorrow — Wednesday, June 10 — for our annual webcast “Proxy Season Post-Mortem: The Latest Compensation Disclosures” to hear Mark Borges of Compensia, Dave Lynn of CompensationStandards.com & Goodwin and Ron Mueller of Gibson Dunn discuss “lessons learned” that companies can start carrying forward into the next proxy season. It’s time to analyze what was disclosed and what was not in the 2026 proxy season.

This webcast is scheduled for 90-minutes so that Ron, Mark and Dave have time to cover the many hot topics that everyone is dealing with right now, including:

– Today’s Incentive Compensation Challenges

– The State of Say-on-Pay During the 2026 Season

– Experience with Proxy Advisors’ New Pay-for-Performance Analyses

– Shareholder Engagement Challenges & Responsiveness Disclosures in 2026 Proxy Statements

– Blackrock, State Street, and Vanguard Stewardship Approaches in 2026

– Compensation Clawbacks: Evolving Disclosures and the Coming Three-Year “Lookback”

– The 2026 Shareholder Proposal Process; Executive Compensation-Related Shareholder Proposals

– Proxy Advisors: Status of Lawsuits and Regulation

– Waning Proxy Advisor Power, the Rise of AI, Emerging Institutional Investor Policies and Managing

– Divergent Shareholder Views

– What’s To Come: Musings on Recent SEC Rule Proposals and the Impact on Equity & Compensation Disclosures (Time Permitting)

– What’s To Come: Musings on Potential Executive Compensation Disclosure Rulemaking (Time Permitting)

– What’s To Come: Musings on the Potential Overhaul of Regulation S-K (Time Permitting)

Members of this site can attend this critical webcast (and access the replay and transcript) at no charge. Non-members can separately purchase webcast access. If you’re not yet a member, you can sign up for the webcast or a CompensationStandards.com membership by contacting our team at info@ccrcorp.com or at 800-737-1271. Our “100-Day Promise” guarantees that during the first 100 days as an activated member, you may cancel for any reason and receive a full refund.

We will apply for CLE credit in all applicable states (with the exception of SC and NE which require advance notice) for this 90-minute webcast. You must submit your state and license number prior to or during the live program. Attendees must participate in the live webcast and fully complete all the CLE credit survey links during the program. You will receive a CLE certificate from our CLE provider when your state issues approval, typically within 30 days of the webcast. All credits are pending state approval.

This program will also be eligible for on-demand CLE credit when the archive is posted, typically within 48 hours of the original air date. Instructions on how to qualify for on-demand CLE credit will be posted on the archive page.

– Liz Dunshee