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You may ask yourself, why is Dave hawking the 2026 Proxy Disclosure Conference and the 23rd Annual Executive Compensation Conference so much, to the point that we have been subjected to his very annoying sales pitch nearly every day this week? Well, there are several very good reasons: (a) due to some cosmic dictate emanating from the great and exalted Broc Romanek, creator of this blog, I am obligated to bring you three blog entries every morning, come Hell or high water; (b) we are at the end of August when the SEC and others are not as likely to be emanating blogworthy events; and (c) most importantly, as a serial securities law conference organizer and promoter, I know that our October Conferences are going to be epic and you definitely do not want to miss them, so, out of the kindness of my heart, I am reminding you that you need to sign up now.

If past experience is any indicator, it now appears likely that the Commission will propose amendments to the executive compensation disclosure requirements within the next month, right before our October Conferences. As a result, you will be able to learn about these proposed amendments and what they will mean for your practice in real time. Our agenda offers many opportunities for exploring the proposed changes, including:

– My conversation with Christina Thomas, Deputy Director & Chief Advisor on Disclosure, Policy and Rulemaking in Corp Fin, which will kick off the 2026 Proxy Disclosure Conference;

– The panel “The SEC All-Stars: Proxy Season Insights” at the 2026 Proxy Disclosure Conference;

– The panel “The SEC All-Stars: Executive Compensation Nuggets” at the 23rd Annual Executive Compensation Conference;

– The panel “Your Compensation Disclosures: New & Improved (We Hope)!” at the 23rd Annual Executive Compensation Conference; and

– Throughout the many other panels, to the extent relevant to the conversation.

I look forward to seeing you in Orlando. You know the drill by now, you can register online or contact us at info@CCRcorp.com or 1-800-737-1271.

– Dave Lynn