Sodali is a European headquartered consultancy, part of the GWM Group, serving listed companies in continental Europe, Asia and other emerging markets.
Sodali's mission is to help companies anticipate, understand and deal effectively with the expectations of investors, minority shareholders and the financial markets.
To this purpose, it provides strategic advice, governance education, research, communications and transactional services designed to optimize Companies' responsiveness towards their debt and equity holders.
The firm has offices in 7 European financial centres and representatives in New York and Tokyo.
Sodali has assembled a team of professionals drawn from both the corporate and the investor communities. Its executives have long-standing experience and proven track record in corporate governance, financial services, cross-border voting, takeover bids, control contests, mergers and acquisitions, executive remuneration, disclosure, risk controls, compliance, corporate responsibility and best practices
To Our Clients and Members of the Corporate and Financial Communities:
We are pleased to introduce Sodali, a global consultancy providing advice and services to listed companies in continental Europe, Asia, Latin America and developing markets. Our goal is to help companies in these markets manage the expectations of their investors and deal effectively with the demands of public ownership. (John Wilcox)
Expansion, 20 January 2010
La comunicacion abre una ventana al consejo.
Article on the speech that John Wilcox gave at the Bolsa de Madrid. The subject was "Broadening the scope of the Investor Relations function: are Investor Relations and Corporate Governance converging?".
January 2010 - The Conference Board - Memorandum
Strategic Governance Issues for the 2010 Proxy Season.
John Wilcox authors the new Director Notes release, entitled "From Compliance Governance to Strategic Governance" and discusses a basic framework that companies may consider using to prepare and conduct successful annual meetings in 2010. According to the author, the year 2010 will mark the beginning of a new chapter in corporate governance, requiring companies to deal with an expanded agenda linking governance to business strategy.