Heâs been called âthe unsung hero of Albany.â As part of our series on leadership & governance, New York Stateâs popular Comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli talks about using the power of the stateâs $173 bn pension fund to improve corporate transparency, accountability & community responsibility. The leverage he and fellow public pension fund fiduciaries exercise produces stronger long-term investment performance benefitting not only their fund participants, but individual shareholders as well. Should mutual fund managers follow suit? A leader of campaign finance reform and environmental impact accountability, Tom will also talk about the comptrollerâs role in improving governance in New York and in consequence in the stateâs business climate. And thatâs not all. Liz Kennedy of Demos looks at whatâs going on with the SEC and disclosure. Sheâll also update us on moves in several states to âtake backâ the first amendment and end the sale free (political) speech goes to highest bidder.
Tune in for a New Episode of “Global Reach: Winning in Global Markets” with Host Therese Revesz. She will be discussing “Pension Power and Corporate Accountability: an interview with NYS Comptroller Tom DiNapoli. Plus, whats up with the SEC?” This will be aired January 30th at 11 am Pacific Time.
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