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Jeff Cossette
A graduate of Carleton University's School of Journalism, Jeff Cossette is a freelance writer who lives in Prince Edward Island with Susie
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For centuries, the pottery shard was state-of-the-art technology among those responsible for the democratic process. Today, names are...Read more
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Canadian board members have learned anything in recent years it is that when things change, they change fast. Spurred by a slew of...Read more
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While the US and UK are each considered at the core of the Anglo-Saxon governance system, new research points out key differences in...Read more
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Despite a strong company record on diversity, Minnesota-based retailer Target embroiled itself in a stew of controversy and boycott...Read more
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A new European Commission (EC) Green Paper has launched a summer of debate on corporate governance at financial institutions, and...Read more
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In the beginning, companies issued annual earnings guidance along with other financial information. This system worked for many years...Read more
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The moment he saw the dissident proxy card, Robert Schifellite knew he had a problem. Internet and telephone voting for proxy contests...Read more
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For years, it was common practice for companies to write general ledger unclaimed property over to income. Assets like un-cashed...Read more
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All successful annual general meetings resemble each other – and each botched one is a disaster in its own way. In an investment...Read more
March 2023
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1) The price of sexual harassment How much does workplace sexual harassment damage company value? Evidence from a new study suggests...Read more
December 2021
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Boards have a special part to play in navigating change and corporate secretaries have an increasingly important role to play in...Read more
August 2021
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‘One of our top priorities is to drive simplification in the landscape,’ says Janine Guillot, CEO of the Value Reporting Foundation –...Read more
March 2021
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In the latest episode of the Governance Matters podcast, we catch up with Jeffrey Siegel, managing director and head of US public...Read more
December 2020
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For corporate governance teams, the proliferation of socially responsible investment asset managers presents both risks and...Read more
November 2020
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High-profile fraud can have a massive impact on public companies, so the pressure is on for transparency across multiple geographies...Read more
September 2020
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In this very first episode of the Governance Matters podcast – produced by Corporate Secretary in partnership with Computershare...Read more
August 2020
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Despite decades of academic research, little consensus has emerged as to what factors – and which configuration thereof – lead to an...Read more
July 2019
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Mounting evidence confirms companies can ‘do well by doing good.’ Now researchers are digging deeper into the nuances of that...Read more
January 2019
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This episode of the Ticker podcast is brought to you by Broadridge Financial Solutions. While retail investors own about a third of US...Read more
November 2018
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Blockchain is most commonly known as the technology that underpins bitcoin, the digital currency that surged in value last year. But...Read more
July 2014
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This summer, as every year, Toronto’s financial and business elite will flock to their cottage retreats and gather at sunset around...Read more
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For centuries, the pottery shard was state-of-the-art technology among those responsible for the democratic process. Today, names are...Read more
March 2014
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Canadian board members have learned anything in recent years it is that when things change, they change fast. Spurred by a slew of...Read more
February 2014
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Trim audit fees! Scientists have uncovered a wealth of capital market benefits to enhanced corporate transparency, including greater...Read more
December 2013
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While the US and UK are each considered at the core of the Anglo-Saxon governance system, new research points out key differences in...Read more
March 2011
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Despite a strong company record on diversity, Minnesota-based retailer Target embroiled itself in a stew of controversy and boycott...Read more
August 2010
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A new European Commission (EC) Green Paper has launched a summer of debate on corporate governance at financial institutions, and...Read more
April 2008
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In the beginning, companies issued annual earnings guidance along with other financial information. This system worked for many years...Read more
October 2006
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The moment he saw the dissident proxy card, Robert Schifellite knew he had a problem. Internet and telephone voting for proxy contests...Read more
September 2005
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For years, it was common practice for companies to write general ledger unclaimed property over to income. Assets like un-cashed...Read more
November 2004
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All successful annual general meetings resemble each other – and each botched one is a disaster in its own way. In an investment...Read more
