Shareholder activism has become front page news as investors and corporate managers respond to changes in the economic environment, and as proposed SEC rules require all stakeholders in corporate performance to adjust their operations.

The Activist Investor Conference provides a forum for the examination of the issues raised by investors and the responses of corporations. Whether you are an investor or corporate manager, you will learn about the latest strategies and tactics, regulatory changes, and hear real case studies of effective proxy campaigns and successful corporate defenses.

If you missed this conference, you can still benefit from all of the education with this audio/book set. You'll get updates on the following:

• The Impact of the Frank-Dodd Bill on Corporate Governance
• Case Studies: Examining Campaigns against Nabors, Abercrombie & Fitch and Dell
• Closed End Fund Activism
• International Activism: Investing in Foreign Markets
• Forward Industries: A Case Study in Small Company Activism 
• Using Good Corporate Governance to Affect Your Strategy
• A Review of the Objectives and Tactics of Hedge Fund Activists  
• Assessing the Vulnerability of a Board of Directors
• Executive Compensation: How Much is Enough?
• The Perils of Being a Lone Dissident Board Member
• The Poison Pill: Examining Successful Corporate Defenses
• Responding to Investor Activism: Running a Successful Proxy Response Campaign
• Who Wants to Be an Activist Millionaire?
• Proxy Fights in Canada: Activism North of the Border
• Retail Investor Targeting

You'll get a CD featuring all panel discussions and presentation audio, along with the Event Book & Resource Guide.

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