
Evan Epstein’s Boardroom Governance podcast provides insights from leading corporate governance experts in a long-form conversation format. This week’s episode focuses on the proxy advisory landscape, and features an interview with Nichol Garzon-Mitchell, Senior Vice President and General Counsel at Glass Lewis.
Among other topics, Nichol and Evan discuss the history and current focus of Glass Lewis, and the evolution of corporate governance, stewardship and engagement since she first joined the firm 16 years ago. The conversation also covers regulatory matters involving the industry, and Nichol’s general outlook towards corporate governance matters.
You can listen to their conversation, and find additional materials, including show notes and supplementary links, at the episode website.
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