Shareholder Activism: This Changes Everything! Case Solution
This is just an excerpt. This case is about STRATEGY & EXECUTION
PUBLICATION DATE: December 01, 2016
In the 1980s and 90s, money that assaulted publicly-traded business were called 'business raiders', and their attacks were brutish. Fearing reputational threat, the majority of possession supervisors steared clear of such nasty assaults. Today, these money are called 'activists', and they have actually acquired respectability, as their projects are typically based upon an alternative view of business strategy-developed with substantial financial investments of loan, skill and time. As a result, fund supervisors are now going to listen, and senior execs have to accept the truth of this 'golden era of advocacy', where trillions of dollars-yes, trillions-are being activated to enhance the efficiency of publicly-traded business. The author provides 3 brand-new truths that every supervisor and executive should accept to prosper in the 'brand-new typical'.
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