Betsy Pisik has some tips for the annual shareholders’ meeting
The annual shareholders’ meeting has been compared to an elaborate wedding that one must plan, Groundhog Day-like, year after year. Many executives say – anonymously, of course – that they dread it as much as children’s birthday parties. For many companies, the annual meeting is perceived as a trial of public accountability, where reclusive directors are hauled into the daylight to be peppered with speeches and impolite questions from shareholders, financial reporters
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Betsy Pisik
Award winning journalist, staff and freelance writer, ghost writer, speech writer, researcher
