Upcoming WCD In‑Person & Virtual Events 

Global policies and negotiations related to tariffs, trade and foreign investment restrictions are reshaping the business landscape and outlook. These complex and dynamic matters present novel operational, legal, and strategic planning challenges. Join WCD and Vinson & Elkins to hear about the current status of global trade updates and what is expected next. How can companies navigate these uncertain times and the related trade controls issues that may arise? What should board members be asking of management to ensure they have a good handle on how to address the business impacts?

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With a constantly changing global regulatory landscape, join us for a discussion on its significant impact on organizations of all sizes and industries. What are the crucial roles of the audit committee in overseeing regulatory compliance especially as relates to financial disclosures and reporting, internal controls,  and risk management practices? Our panel will discuss emerging regulatory trends, best practices for compliance, and the audit committee's role in fostering a culture of compliance and ethical behavior throughout the organization.

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Regulations and expectations around board oversight, transparency, and stakeholder engagement continue to evolve. Nominating & Governance Committees play a crucial role in overseeing management’s readiness to navigate the proxy season and year-long engagement required by today’s stakeholders. During this event, our speakers will explore key trends from the 2025 proxy season, including shifts in shareholder proposals, disclosures and investor engagement, with a forward-looking lens to help the board and management prepare for 2026. What are regulators, investors and proxy advisors signaling now that will shape conversations and actions in 2026?