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Board Perspectives: Building Value Through Investor Relations
The first title in the CCH Board Perspectives Series, this intuitive book sheds light on the redefined investor relations function in this new regulatory and legal environment. Written by Michael Rosenbaum, widely published author on investor relations, corporate governance and management issues, Building Value Through Investor Relations reconsiders the IR function from the board perspective. Packed with practice examples and expert insights, this book makes the connection between boardroom theories and investor relations practices, including guidance for the development and implementation of effective IR programs. It is a must-read for investor relations professionals, corporate officers and directors and corporate counsel.
349 pages, Hardcover
First published May 1, 2004
About the author
Michael Rosenbaum
23 books3 followersMichael Rosenbaum is a dad, a husband, a friend and a very good listener.
He’s also a very bright guy; so bright, in fact, that he knows he has lots to learn. And he knows he can learn something new from everyone he meets.
A former reporter and editor for newspapers, magazines and wire services, Michael knows everyone has a story worth hearing. So he listens, and he takes notes, as people reveal their special insights into their corner of the world.
Michael is also a very efficient guy who figured out how to save lots of time and energy by learning from the experiences—and errors—of other people. “Why duplicate the mistakes of other people,” he asks, “when I can come up with tons of new mistakes on my own?”
A business consultant by trade, Michael is the author of three business texts; former president of Financial Relations Board, the nation’s largest investor relations agency; co-author of Pitching Penguins, a theatrical comedy; founder of Friends of the Forum, a non-profit focused on Polish/Jewish dialogue; active in a number of non-profits and a member of the World Presidents’ Organization.
Books by Michael Rosenbaum include:
• (Your Name Here) Guide to Life, Barosum, 2009
• Board Perspectives: Building Value Through Investor Relations, CCH, 2004
• The Governance Game, Aspatore, 2003
• Selling Your Story to Wall Street: The Art and Science of Investor Relations, book, McGraw-Hill, 1994
He’s also a very bright guy; so bright, in fact, that he knows he has lots to learn. And he knows he can learn something new from everyone he meets.
A former reporter and editor for newspapers, magazines and wire services, Michael knows everyone has a story worth hearing. So he listens, and he takes notes, as people reveal their special insights into their corner of the world.
Michael is also a very efficient guy who figured out how to save lots of time and energy by learning from the experiences—and errors—of other people. “Why duplicate the mistakes of other people,” he asks, “when I can come up with tons of new mistakes on my own?”
A business consultant by trade, Michael is the author of three business texts; former president of Financial Relations Board, the nation’s largest investor relations agency; co-author of Pitching Penguins, a theatrical comedy; founder of Friends of the Forum, a non-profit focused on Polish/Jewish dialogue; active in a number of non-profits and a member of the World Presidents’ Organization.
Books by Michael Rosenbaum include:
• (Your Name Here) Guide to Life, Barosum, 2009
• Board Perspectives: Building Value Through Investor Relations, CCH, 2004
• The Governance Game, Aspatore, 2003
• Selling Your Story to Wall Street: The Art and Science of Investor Relations, book, McGraw-Hill, 1994
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