Presented by Cooley and the Berkeley Center for Law and Business
Berkeley Fall Forum on Corporate Governance
Event summary
Cooley and the Berkeley Center for Law and Business were proud to present a two-day hybrid conference featuring panel discussions, workshops and interviews on cutting-edge topics in corporate governance, M&A and business law.
The Berkeley Forum was hosted live in San Francisco, in accordance with local safety regulations and vaccine mandates, and was also available for participants to join virtually via Zoom Events. All of the sessions are now available to view on demand below.
For more information, please email Emma Garaban.
To view the full agenda, please visit the Berkeley Forum site.
Topics included
- Keynote conversations with leading regulators, authors, CEOs and academics
- The latest from Delaware with Chancellor Kathaleen McCormick and Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III
- The talent war 2.0 – labor markets, politics and remote work
- Dealmaking in a volatile landscape
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Welcome Remarks
The “State” of Delaware
The Practitioner’s Guide to Delaware
Direct: The Rise of the Middleman Economy and the Power of Going to the Source
The Chair’s Corner
Capital Markets Crystal Ball
Buying and Selling with Big Tech
Closing a High-Profile Deal
Law Professors on Twitter and Elon Musk
Breaking Down the Midterm Election
Reimagining the Global Food System
The White Wall: How Big Finance Bankrupts Black America
The Talent Wars 2.0: Employee Recruitment and Retention
Corporate Governance and the SEC
2023 Deal Trends: Distressed Deals, ESG
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