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Gregg LaBar

Cleveland
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Investor relations at @DixandEaton, sustainability communications, corporate citizenship, CSR, three p's, people, planet, profit, writer and editor
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8 Emerging Risks and Opportunities for Public Companies

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By Gregg LaBar
| Dix & Eaton
From around-the-clock trading and AI-driven investing to shifting disclosure expectations and evolving activist tactics, the 2026 National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI) Annual Conference in June highlighted how quickly the public company landscape is changing. Here are eight developments investor relations, legal, communications and executive teams at public companies should be watching.
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Lean Into Risk, Find Resilience - Dix & Eaton – Public Relations, Communications & Marketing

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By Gregg LaBar
| Dix & Eaton
British author C.S. Lewis is often cited for his definition of integrity: doing the right thing even when no one is looking. So, what do we call it when everyone is watching but there are wide-ranging views about what is the right thing to do? Unfortunately, for many companies, that is essentially the definition of today’s business environment.
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Unlocking buy-in: The communication strategies behind successful EHS&S pros

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By Gregg LaBar
| Dix & Eaton
EHS and sustainability (EHS&S) professionals bring passion for the work, subject matter expertise and a problem-solving mindset to their jobs. However, getting others (such as the Board, C-suite, other functional leaders and all employees) to buy in and become engaged are often outside a technical professional’s comfort zone. How do you unlock the ability to met these challenges?
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