Venue to be announced, New York
The Corporate Governance Forum is back in New York on Thursday, November 6 to help Corporate Secretaries and General Counsels improve board oversight and share governance best practices in a rapidly changing environment.
We evaluate the implications of recent market and regulatory changes on the role of governance professionals and provide a platform to share best practices before year-end, the Corporate Governance Forum will place at a perfect time to plan for the year ahead.
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Please see below for our 2025 agenda
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08:00 AM
Registration, networking and refreshments
08:50 AM
Opening remarks: Welcome to the forum
09:00 AM
Best practice for optimizing your proxy statement– streamlining preparation and improving disclosures
Proxy season is the cornerstone of corporate governance and as companies approach another season, it is essential for them to refine their strategies to ensure a smooth and successful process.
This panel will take a deep dive into how to turn your proxy statement into a strategic asset by crafting a compelling and transparent narrative, boosting investor trust, and enhancing governance standards.
Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence
Tricia Hammons, director, governance and legal services, Murphy Oil
Ron Schneider, director of corporate governance services, DFIN
09:40 AM
From curiosity to core strategy: the role of the board in delivering comprehensive risk oversight on AI and cyber-security
As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, organizations are faced with both unprecedented opportunities and significant risks. The board’s role in overseeing these risks is crucial to ensure that new technologies are implemented effectively and responsibly.
In this session, we will explore how boards can navigate the complexities of technological advancements, identify potential risks, and develop strategies to mitigate them.
Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence
Elizabeth Riotte, vice president, deputy general counsel and assistant corporate secretary, Avangrid
Dottie Schindlinger, executive director, Diligent
Lisa Ware-Alexander, vice president, deputy general counsel, corporate secretary, chief compliance and ethics officer, Bunge Global
10:20 AM
Round table discussion – Tell your story: discuss your own learnings, experiences, surprises, and challenges when adopting new technology
11:00 AM
Coffee break and networking
11:30 AM
Activism outlook: Preparing your board for action amid a changing activist landscape
In today’s dynamic corporate landscape, proxy fights and shareholder activism have become increasingly prevalent. These activities can significantly impact a company’s strategic direction and governance. It is therefore essential for boards to be well-versed in the processes and procedures required to navigate these challenges effectively.
During this session, we will delve into the current trends and future outlook for proxy fights and shareholder activism, the strategies employed by activists, the common triggers for proxy battles, and the best practices for boards to respond proactively and constructively.
12:10 PM
Creating an effective board: Recruitment, onboarding, culture and training in a competitive landscape
In today’s fast-paced and competitive business environment, the role of the board is more critical than ever. An effective board not only ensures robust governance, but also contributes to the company’s strategic growth, which is essential to its success.
Our expert panellists will explore the key elements that contribute to building and managing a high-performing board, sharing their insights on best practices for board composition, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and the strategies for fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.
Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence
Seth Gastwirth, deputy general counsel, assistant corporate secretary, JLL
Matthew Geekie, senior vice president, secretary and general counsel, Graybar
Irving Gomes, vice president, deputy general counsel and secretary, PagerDuty
12:50 PM
Lunch break
13:50 PM
How to ride the “politicization of governance” wave
In recent years, the intersection of politics and corporate governance has become increasingly pronounced. Companies are finding themselves navigating a landscape where political considerations and stakeholder expectations play a significant role in governance decisions. Understanding how to effectively manage this politicization is crucial for maintaining stability and achieving strategic objectives.
This panel will explore the dynamics of the politicization of governance and its implications for corporate boards. Giving insights on how to anticipate and respond to political pressures, engage with diverse stakeholders, and integrate political risk management into governance practice
Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence
Michael Green, chief compliance officer, ARM Holdings
Maureen Montgomery, vice president, deputy general counsel and corporate secretary, Robinhood
Paul Sharobeem, associate general counsel and assistant secretary, Century Aluminum Company
14:30 PM
Best practice for a successful AGM
As we move into 2026, AGMs are evolving in response to shifting expectations, technological advancements, and the growing demand for more inclusive and impactful governance practices.
This panel will evaluate, give insights and practical tips on how to create a successful AGM to significantly enhance stakeholder trust and confidence.
Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence
Richard Gluckselig, vice president, associate general counsel and assistant secretary, Regeneron
Jenna Kaye, CEO and founder, Odyssey Trust Company
15:00 PM
Problem solver
Share your biggest corporate governance challenge in a special session that has been designed to work collaboratively on overcoming challenges with the help of fellow corporate secretaries
15:30 PM
Summary and closing remarks
15:35 PM
End of the forum
Tricia Hammons
Director, governance and legal services
Murphy Oil
Tricia M. Hammons is Director of Governance & Legal Services and Assistant Secretary at Murphy Oil Corporation (NYSE: MUR), with more than 20 years of experience in the oil and natural gas industry.
She leads Murphy’s annual proxy reporting process and plays a key role in board governance, executive and equity compensation, corporate sustainability reporting, SEC and NYSE compliance, entity management, and shareholder engagement. Under her leadership, Murphy’s 2024 proxy was nominated for “Best Proxy Statement – Mid Cap” by Governance Intelligence at the Corporate Governance Awards.
Tricia holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Southern Arkansas University and is a Certified Equity Professional (CEP) through Santa Clara University. She was recognized as an Outstanding Business Leader in Energy by the Houston Business Journal in 2024 and completed the FBI Citizens Academy in Houston that same year.
She is an active member of the Society for Corporate Governance, NASPP, and the Women’s Energy Network, and is deeply committed to community service through board leadership and long-standing volunteer work with the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
Ron Schneider
Director, corporate governance services
DFIN
Ron Schneider is Director, Corporate Governance Services for Donnelley Financial Solutions (DFIN). He is responsible for providing thought leadership on emerging corporate governance, proxy, sustainability and other disclosure issues. Over the past four decades, Ron has advised and assisted senior management, the C-suite and boards of public companies of all sizes, industries and stages of growth to establish effective investor engagement programs, facing investor activism, and with challenging proxy solicitations involving corporate governance, compensation and control issues.
During his career, he has managed more than 1,600 proxy solicitations, 200 tender or exchange offers and 30 proxy contests, with his proxy fight clients succeeding in over 70% of such situations.
Ron’s prior experience includes three years at investor relations agency The Financial Relations Board (FRB), three years at AST Phoenix Advisors and nine years at BNY Mellon, providing thought leadership on regulatory changes and emerging best practices. Earlier in his career, Ron held increasingly senior positions at major proxy solicitation firms Morrow & Company, D.F. King and Georgeson & Company, where he served on its first Board of Directors. Ron earned a B.A. in Economics from Princeton University.
Richard Gluckselig
Associate general counsel and assistant corporate secretary
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Richard Gluckselig is an Associate General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., an S&P 500 biotechnology company headquartered in New York whose mission is to help patients with serious diseases. Richard has nearly 20 years of experience advising companies on issues critical to their business. In his current role, Richard focuses on corporate governance, securities law compliance and financing matters, as well as strategic transactions, shareholder engagement and board support. Previously, Richard worked as a member of the securities and public companies practice group of an international law firm in Manhattan. Richard holds a law degree from the University of Michigan and is admitted to the practice of law in New York.
Matthew Geekie
Senior vice president, secretary and general counsel
Graybar
Matt Geekie Graybar
Senior Vice President, Secretary and General Counsel
Matt Geekie is senior vice president, secretary and general counsel for Graybar, a leading distributor of electrical, industrial, automation and connectivity products and specializes in related supply chain management and logistics services. Graybar celebrated in 2024 155 years as a company and 95 years of employee ownership. A member of Graybar’s board of directors, Geekie is responsible for corporate governance and the legal and risk management functions of the company. He sits on Graybar’s Executive, Audit, Compensation, Contributions, Disclosure, Finance, Employees’ Benefits, Branch House and Information Technologies committees. He also serves as Chairman of Graybar’s Canadian subsidiary. With Matt’s leadership, Graybar has acquired seventeen companies yielding a combined annual revenue of over $1.7 billion for Graybar.
Geekie’s broad-based legal experience includes corporate law, corporate governance, cybersecurity, mergers and acquisitions, commercial and securities law, ethics, risk management, intellectual property, product liability and export/import law. Under his leadership, Graybar achieved national recognition for excellence in corporate governance in 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2019.
Geekie is a native of St. Louis and received his law and undergraduate degrees from Saint Louis University. Geekie currently serves as a board Member of the Saint Louis Zoo Association and on its Nominating, and Long-Range Plan Implementation Committees; as a Member of the Saint Louis Zoo’s Marlin Perkins Society; as a Member of the Board of The Oasis Institute and on its Executive, Finance and Advancement Committees; and as a Member of the Greater St. Louis Inc. Government Relations Council. He is also a Member of the Board of CK Power, a Member of the St. Louis/Chicago Regional FM Global Advisory Board and a Member of the Board of the Missouri Law Institute. He is past chairman of the Boards of Directors of the St. Louis Community Foundation, the Saint Louis Zoo Association and the Oasis Institute.
Dottie Schindlinger
Executive director
Diligent
Dottie Schindlinger is Executive Director of the Diligent Institute, the modern governance think tank and global research arm of Diligent Corporation. In her role, Dottie directs the Institute’s thought leadership on corporate governance and related topics. She also serves as a lead spokesperson for both Diligent Institute and Diligent Corporation, giving dozens of presentations to boards and executives at events around the globe. Dottie’s work has been featured in Fortune, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and multiple governance and technology publications. She is co-author of the book, Governance in the Digital Age: A Guide for the Modern Corporate Board Director and she co-hosts the show The Corporate Director Podcast.
Dottie brings over twenty years’ experience in governance-related roles, including serving as a director, officer, committee chair, senior executive, governance consultant and trainer for private, public, and nonprofit boards. She was a founding team member of the tech start-up BoardEffect, a board management software provider focused on healthcare and nonprofit boards, acquired by Diligent in 2016. She served as the Vice Chair of the Board of the Alice Paul Institute until April 2020, and is a Fellow of the Salzburg Global Seminar on Corporate Governance. Dottie is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and lives in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with her husband, Ron.
Maureen Montgomery
Deputy general counsel
Robinhood
Maureen Montgomery is the Deputy General Counsel at Robinhood, where she leads legal strategy across corporate governance, M&A, and regulatory matters. Since joining Robinhood in 2021, she has played a key role in supporting the company’s expansion and strengthening its legal infrastructure, including during its most significant strategic transactions and corporate developments. Maureen previously spent nearly eight years as a corporate associate at Fenwick & West, where she advised high-growth technology companies on mergers and acquisitions and corporate governance. Earlier in her career, she held roles at Google in compensation, M&A, and employee relations, and clerked in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Maureen earned her J.D. from UCLA School of Law and holds a B.A. in Art History and Math from Stanford University.
Lisa Ware-Alexander
Vice president, corporate secretary and chief compliance and ethics officer
Bunge Global
Lisa Ware-Alexander has served since March 2020 as VP, Corporate Secretary and Chief Compliance & Ethics Officer in the St. Louis office of Bunge Global SA, a leader in agribusiness, food and ingredients. She leads a team responsible for corporate governance, supporting the Company’s board of directors, and for corporate finance, securities and the full range of public company obligations. In addition, she leads the global ethics and compliance program and is responsible for legal and compliance integration efforts related to the Company’s recently announced merger with Viterra Limited. Prior to joining Bunge, she most recently served as Vice President, General Counsel, Chief Compliance Officer in the Calgary, Canada and Loveland Colorado offices of Nutrien Limited, the world’s largest supplier of crop inputs, services and solutions, and the largest retailer of agricultural products. There, she was also responsible for legal and compliance integration efforts related to the formation of Nutrien.
Lisa has over 25 years of experience advising multinational corporations, influencing strategic direction, and delivering sound counsel on the intersection of corporate governance, ethics, global regulatory, ESG and corporate responsibility, crisis and risk management. Lisa has extensive experience across several industries including agriculture, food & ingredients, manufacturing and financial services. Lisa’s commitment towards impacting businesses on a global scale is most evident through her expertise in ethics, ESG, M&A, and global transformations, along with her commitment towards championing diversity and inclusion. She has extensive global experience in North and South America, Europe, and Asia and has experience leading and developing teams across each continent. Lisa obtained a Juris Doctorate degree from Chicago Kent College of Law.
Irving Gomes
Vice president, deputy general counsel and secretary
PagerDuty
Irving S. Gomez is VP, Deputy General Counsel and Secretary, for PagerDuty, Inc. Irving is responsible for M&A, securities filings with the SEC, corporate compliance, global subsidiaries, providing advice and counsel to the Board, committees, and senior management in the areas of emerging corporate governance, sustainability, stockholder outreach, securities laws, compliance, and executive compensation. Prior to joining PagerDuty, Irving was Chief Governance Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary for Intel Corporation. While at Intel, Irving was instrumental in having Intel be an early adaptor of Proxy Access, integrating reporting, and pioneering the virtual annual meeting and stockholder forum.
Prior to joining Intel, Irving was in private practice working on a variety of matters including corporate securities, venture investments, mergers & acquisitions, and financing transactions as an associate at Morrison & Foerster in San Francisco. Irving earned his B.A. degree in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, his J.D. degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law, and an LL.M. degree in Taxation from New York University School of Law.
Jenna Kaye
CEO and founder
Odyssey Trust Company
Jenna Kaye is the CEO and Founder of Odyssey Trust Company. She is the first female founder of a Federally Regulated Financial Institution. Jenna is also a Principal of Icebook Investments Corp, a family office with over $20 million of capital invested in early-stage companies across a wide variety of industries, a Founder and Director of Axis Connects Corp., a diversity and inclusion non-profit organization, and Corporate Diversity Consultants, a consulting firm for public issuers providing governance, recruiting and pipeline building solutions to increase diverse representation at the board and c-suite levels. Jenna has a passion for deregulated finance and cryptocurrency and is the Co-Founder and Director of Tetra Trust Company, Canada’s first regulated crypto custodian, backed by Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN). Ms. Kaye has an MBA/LLB from Dalhousie University and practice law at a national law firm.
Elizabeth Riotte
Vice president, deputy general counsel and assistant corporate secretary
Avangrid
Elizabeth K. Riotte
Vice President – Deputy General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary
Avangrid, Inc.
Liz has served as Assistant Corporate Secretary for Avangrid, Inc., a leading sustainable energy company with approximately $44 billion in assets and operations in 24 states, since June 2016, and was appointed Vice President – Deputy General Counsel in April 2020. Liz oversees the corporate legal team and provides strategic advice and counsel to Avangrid’s senior management and board of directors in the areas of corporate governance, securities law compliance and public disclosures, and corporate finance. Liz was previously an associate attorney at BakerHostetler LLP in Cleveland, Ohio and Verrill Dana LLP in Portland, Maine.
Liz holds a B.A. from Tufts University and a J.D. from the Case Western Reserve University School of Law School, where she served as Editor-in-Chief of the Case Western Reserve Law Review and is a member of the Order of the Coif. Liz is a member of the Maine Bar and lives in Cumberland, Maine with her husband and two daughters.
Paul Sharobeem
Associate general counsel and assistant secretary
Century Aluminum Company
Paul Sharobeem is Associate General Counsel and Assistant Secretary of Century Aluminum Company, a role he has held since 2022. In his current role, Paul oversees all of Century’s transactional and corporate governance related legal support including advising the company’s senior management and Board of Directors on legal and governance related matters, as well as direct support of Century’s securities, capital markets, corporate finance, executive compensation, M&A, commercial and sustainability functions. Paul also leads Century’s annual shareholder outreach and engagement program. Over his nearly two-decade long career, Paul has developed a successful record of leading cross-border teams and has held roles of increasing responsibility to include oversight of additional responsibilities including compliance, commercial litigation, and legal operations.
Prior to his current role, Paul was Senior Governance Counsel at Aramco, one of the largest energy companies in the world, helping to prepare its Board policies, processes and procedures leading up to Aramco’s IPO, and then manage the Governance function immediately post IPO, which remains the largest ever. Prior to that, Paul served as Senior Corporate Counsel at Caterpillar, Inc., a leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, and prior to that, represented several multi-national corporations as outside counsel at a global law firm. Paul holds an undergraduate degree from New York University and two graduate degrees, including a juris doctor, from the University of Florida.
Michael Green
Chief compliance officer
ARM
Michael Green is the Chief Compliance Officer at Arm, where he leads the strategic development of the company’s global ethics and compliance program, with a focus on data security, privacy, government contracts, and governance. With over a decade of leadership in compliance roles at top companies including Visa and Granite Construction, Michael brings deep expertise in navigating emerging risk areas such as digital currency and AI. A graduate of Howard University School of Law and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), he is a respected voice in ethics, investigations, and sustainable governance.
Seth Gastwirth
Deputy general counsel, assistant corporate secretary, and general counsel for work dynamics
JLL
Seth is a seasoned legal executive with a proven track record of providing strategic legal counsel and support to large global organizations. Seth is the Deputy General Counsel, Assistant Corporate Secretary, and General Counsel for Work Dynamics at JLL.
By working closely with the Work Dynamics Executive Board and other senior leadership, Seth advises on risk mitigation, governance and policy creation, litigation and dispute resolution, M&A deal structures, and solution design and implementation. His contributions help ensure that legal considerations are integrated seamlessly into JLL’s decision-making processes. Seth effectively navigates complex legal landscapes while supporting JLL’s growth strategies.
As JLL’s Assistant Corporate Secretary, Seth’s role as a trusted legal counselor to the JLL Board of Directors and JLL Global Executive Board underscores his commitment to fostering sound corporate governance practices. With his expertise in corporate governance matters, director and officer independence, and compliance with securities laws, Seth plays a vital role in maintaining JLL’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and best practices.
Through his leadership and strategic guidance, Seth enables JLL’s Work Dynamics business to flourish in a competitive market. Seth’s dedication and expertise make him a valuable asset in supporting JLL’s strategic priorities and delivering exceptional results for clients and stakeholders alike.
Prior to joining JLL in 2021, Seth previously served as a legal executive at Cushman & Wakefield and AkzoNobel and was a Litigation Partner at the international law firm of Kirkland & Ellis LLP. Seth received his law and undergraduate degrees from the University of Michigan.
Steve Wade
Head of content
Governance Intelligence
Steve Wade is the head of event content at IR Media Group. As a content researcher, conference producer, and event host for IR Magazine and Governance Intelligence, Steve is responsible for gathering intelligence on public companies’ most significant global issues. Steve’s team develops events that promote excellence in investor relations, governance, and sustainability for issuers and investors.
Prior to Corporate Secretary, Steve’s background was in corporate social responsibility and responsible investment. During his time at Ethical Corporation (now Reuters Events), Steve launched the ESG symposium; an event focused on connecting the socially responsible investment community with corporate sustainability leaders at listed companies. Steve was a judge for the Deloitte Green Frog Awards, celebrating the best corporate reporting in Eastern Europe. Steve also presented research at the Global Sustainable Event Summit in London and has spoken about extra-financial reporting with the United Nations Global Compact, the World Bank, and the Polish Ministry of Finance.
Steve has a BSC in Event Management, is a member of working groups toward improved practices in international event management, and enjoys swimming, rugby and outdoor pursuits in his spare time.
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Graybar, a Fortune 500 corporation and one of the largest employee-owned companies in North America, is a leader in the distribution of high quality electrical, industrial, automation and connectivity products, and specializes in related supply chain management and logistics services. Through its network of 350 North American distribution facilities, it stocks and sells products from thousands of manufacturers, helping its customers power, network, automate and secure their facilities with speed, intelligence and efficiency.
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Our attendees are leading GRC practitioners with an established track record and strategic GRC role within their company.
Below is a sample of attendees who have joined our event:
Job title | Company | Job title | Company | |
Assistant corporate secretary | CLS Bank | Founder | Gildre | |
Assistant corporate secretary | CLS Group | Head, corporate legal | Asana | |
Assistant GC, corporate | Robinhood Markets, Inc | IR | Century Aluminum Company | |
Associate GC | Columbus McKinnon | IR | Pegasystems | |
Associate GC | Hewlett Packard Enterprise | Regional ethics & compliance director | Dentsu | |
Associate GC | AMN Healthcare | Senior governance and legal advisor | Saudi Telecoms Company | |
Associate GC – privacy officer | Bunge | SVP and senior associate general counsel | Global Payments | |
Associate GC & assistant secretary | Century Aluminum Company | SVP, AGC – corporate and securities | Match Group | |
Corporate counsel | Booking Holdings | SVP, secretary & general counsel | Graybar | |
Corporate counsel | Asana | VP, assistant general counsel & CS | New York Times | |
Deputy GC, North America | Bunge | VP, associate GC and assistant secretary | Regeneron Pharmaceuticals | |
Director and associate GC | Robinhood Markets, Inc | VP, chief SEC counsel and secretary | American Water Works Company | |
Director, deputy CS | DTCC | VP, deputy general counsel | PagerDuty | |
EVP and chief legal officer | Transocean | VP, general counsel and CS | Constellation Energy |
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