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The Continued Importance of Clear Board Diversity Disclosure

The Continued Importance of Clear Board Diversity Disclosure

U.S. board diversity disclosure continues to evolve in response to investor expectations and proxy advisor policies. Despite the current administration’s anti-DEI initiatives, some major investors expressed clear expectations for continued disclosure on board diversity. Companies are moving beyond standardized matrices to provide more tailored, skills- and strategy-linked narratives. Clear, consistent disclosure remains critical, particularly as investors assess diversity in the context of board effectiveness and long-term value creation.
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AI Governance The End of the Honeymoon Period

AI is no longer confined to IT or innovation committees; it is increasingly a company-wide strategic matter intersecting with capital allocation, data governance, cybersecurity, human capital, and enterprise risk. Consequently, board-level oversight and disclosure of AI governance is top-of-mind for issuers and investors in 2026, as companies balance innovation with responsible integration amid the continued absence of a single, comprehensive U.S. regulatory framework.
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2026 Proxy Trends with Insights for 2027

Once again, Labrador Transparency’s lead advisors – with an average of 20+ years of career experience with corporate disclosures and proxy statements – will be sharing targeted insights to help you navigate the evolving proxy statement landscape. Delivered as a series throughout the fall, each piece will spotlight key trends, observations, and actionable elements to consider as you prepare your 2027 proxy statement.
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Making Board Disclosures AI Legible

In our latest thought piece, we are sharing some of the practical, specific things we’ve learned, the kind of tips you can easily apply to board and governance disclosures in your next proxy statement to make them visually compelling and machine-readable. Every idea proposed here is something we build into our own project processes and is EDGAR compatible.
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ADA Digital Accessibility & ACFR Reporting: What Cities, Counties, and Special Districts Need to Know Now

Why ACFR Filers Should Pay Attention Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports are among the most complex and lengthy documents that local governments produce. They are also among the most widely accessed by the public, bond rating agencies, investors, and oversight bodies. Yet the typical ACFR production process introduces significant accessibility barriers: Static PDF formats — Most […]

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Workiva Optimization

In 2017, Labrador became Workiva’s sixth partner in the world, and since we have supported many of the world’s leading public companies in Workiva. Today, we operate the largest and most experienced Workiva support team globally, providing year-round assistance that makes the platform easier to use and more effective for every user.
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Optimizing Workiva for Private and Newly Public Company Reporting

Labrador supports private and public companies across the full reporting spectrum—from board and management reporting to capital markets, sustainability, proxy, and financial reporting. We are Workiva’s longest‑tenured design and document‑execution partner and the first design Managed Service Provider in North America. Our team works directly inside your Workiva workspace to connect data, streamline workflows, and publish with speed and precision.
When the Umpire Leaves the Field

When the Umpire Leaves the Field

The 2025–2026 proxy season has introduced a significant shift in the governance landscape for U.S. public companies. In November 2025, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced that it would no longer issue no-action letters related to most shareholder proposal exclusions under Exchange Act Rule 14a-8 for the current proxy season. This thought piece examines the evolving landscape following the SEC’s announcement, highlights early litigations, and provides recommendations to mitigate risks.
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