October 14, 2026

Farewell from Orlando: Our 2026 PDEC Conferences are in the Books!

I hope you were able to join us on Tuesday for our “2026 Proxy Disclosure Conference” and yesterday for our “23rd Annual Executive Compensation Conference.” Thanks again to all of valued sponsors, terrific speakers, and everyone at CCRcorp who made these events possible!

As always, our 13 panels covered a lot of ground on a wide range of topics over the past two days, and if you found that your notetaking was sometimes unable to keep pace or if you had to miss parts of the conferences, don’t fret – archives of the sessions will be available to attendees in the near future.

Attendees should receive an email next week with a link to our 2026 Conference Archives page. Members of TheCorporateCounsel.net, CompensationStandards.com, Section16.com and DealLawyers.com who registered for the conferences can use their existing logins to access the Proxy Disclosure Archives and the Executive Compensation Archives. In order to earn CLE credit for the archived sessions of the 2026 Proxy Disclosure & 23rd Annual Executive Compensation Conferences, you’ll need to follow the instructions outlined in our CLE FAQ page.

The unedited transcripts for the conferences will be added to the archive pages in the near future – and we’ll let you know when they’re up.

One final quote as we leave Orlando – and I’ll take it from Walt Disney, both because it wouldn’t be right to leave Orlando without hearing from him, and because I think it sums up the big picture lessons from this year’s conferences:

“In this volatile business of ours, we can ill afford to rest on our laurels, even to pause in retrospect. Times and conditions change so rapidly that we must keep our aim constantly focused on the future.”

Farewell from Orlando, and safe travels everyone!

– John Jenkins

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