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HomeProxy SeasonThis Thursday’s Webcast: “SEC Updates – Trending Topics in Disclosure”
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This Thursday’s Webcast: “SEC Updates – Trending Topics in Disclosure”

Broc RomanekUpdated on November 9, 2026November 9, 20261 min read
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Tune in this Thursday, November 12th for the webcast – “SEC Updates: Trending Topics in Disclosure” – during which Sarah Sellers and Asa Henin will provide an overview of trending topics, such as the use of AI or the effects of tariffs, and the evolving role they pose in related corporate governance and disclosure matters. Register now.

We also have other webcasts coming up as part of our annual “SEC Reporting Series”:

  1. Wednesday, December 9th – “Comp Talks Crossover: Proxy Season Preview” – Ali Murata, Brad Goldberg and Mark Borges
  2. Tuesday, December 15th – “Hot Governance and Engagement Proxy Tips” – Beth Sasfai, Michael Mencher, Broc Romanek and Steve Pantina

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