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The Business Roundtable Institute for Corporate Ethics is an independent entity established in partnership with Business Roundtable—an association of 160 CEOs from leading companies.

The Institute brings together leaders from business and academia to fulfill its mission
to renew and enhance the link between ethical behavior and business practice through executive education programs, practitioner-focused research and outreach.

 

     
 

Dean Krehemeyer, Executive Director

Investor Relations Officers (IROs) Push to End Guidance

By Dean Krehmeyer

Investor relations officers are playing a significant role in decisions to end guidance at firms. In a recent survey, National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) studied companies that recently discontinued financial guidance. NIRI found that 28% of the decisions to discontinue financial guidance stemmed from the IRO.

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Managing for Stakeholders Reviewed by Corporate Governance and selected as a "Best Bet for Board Reading" by Directors & Boards   
 

Book: Managing for Stakeholders: Survival, Reputation and Success

"Any executive or board can benefit by more thoroughly examining their corporation's community of interest. As the authors posit, companies which find a way to create value for conflicting stakeholder interests will be the winners. Engagement often leads to value-creation. Even when it does not, a few simple cooperative steps can often diffuse what might otherwise be a damaging situation. Unilateral action increases the risk of conflict escalation."

                            -- James McRitchie, Publisher, Corporate Governance

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