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A list of ACC legal resources related to each session presented at the Mini MBA Business Education course at Boston University.

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Paula Loop and Colin Wittmer
2 pages

This article teaches you how to prepare for shareholder activists.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Sidley Austin
48 pages

This article presents the full year of 2015 data and reflects recent developments related to proxy access in the United States.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Edward Lam, Jonathan B. Stone, Skadden
3 pages

This article discusses the acquisitions of controlling interest in Hong Kong listed companies through a primary issuance.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: Hong Kong
John Adebiyi, Skadden
2 pages

This article discusses recent shareholder activism in Asia and how it could signal changing attitudes.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: Hong Kong, South Korea

This is a very basic, plain-English set of bylaws for an Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(6)-type organization, i.e., a trade association or professional society or similar.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States

This is a very basic, plain-English set of Articles for an Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(6)-type organization, i.e., a trade association or professional society or similar.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
United States Government Accountability Office

This report examines (1) the representation of women on boards of U.S. publicly-traded companies and factors that may affect it and (2) selected stakeholders’ views on strategies for increasing representation of women on corporate boards.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Laura Colby and Carol Hymowitz

Fewer female chief executive officers have the weapons corporations typically use to fight off hostile takeovers than their male counterparts. While that’s won their companies the approval of good governance watchdogs, it’s made them more vulnerable to activist investors.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
Global Network of Director Institutes (GNDI)

This article points out that each board should build a renewal framework unique to its forthcoming challenges in order to maximize its effectiveness over the long term.

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Source: Resource Library
Region: United States
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