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Bruce Goldfarb

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Okapi Partners is a proxy solicitor and information agent with unrivaled insight into how investors make voting decisions.
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January 11, 2019 A year in activism: Looking ahead to 2019 – Bruce Goldfarb for IR Magazine

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By Bruce Goldfarb
| okapipartners.com
Companies must learn to navigate an increasingly complex landscape, argues Okapi Partners By Bruce Goldfarb When stocks take the kind of nosedive they did in December 2018, market prognosticators tend to pronounce slowdowns in all types of activity from M&A to IPOs and debt financing. Shareholder activism often gets tossed into this mix.
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By Brad Johnson, Bruce Goldfarb, John Strong
| BiggerPockets Verified
Hey David- these are the guys that started Fortunebuilders, a real estate seminar company. Long story short, they have very little commercial experience and even less experience in understanding the companies that occupy their properties. Their Fortunebuilders company is the same model as Trump University, meaning they take advantage of novice investors masterfully. Best to avoid this fund and go with a proven track record.
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One battle after another: Why the 2026 proxy season might be marked by activist ‘do-overs’ and M&A proposals

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By Bruce Goldfarb
| IR Impact
In the current critically-acclaimed film One battle after another, circumstances compel the lead character, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, to revisit old conflicts and confront former adversaries. A similar narrative could prove to be one of the major themes in the shareholder activism world this year, as old battles flare up again and activists continue to push for improved corporate performance.
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