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Shareholder engagement has entered a new and more complicated phase. In this episode of the Corporate Director Podcast, Stephen Brown, senior advisor at KPMG’s Board Leadership Center, explains why the long-standing rhythm of investor–board engagement began to change in 2025 and what those changes mean for directors, management teams and corporate governance professionals.
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