Arjuna Capital calls for Facebook leadership shakeup
Natasha Lamb, managing partner at Arjuna Capital, says that the biggest threat to Facebook’s stock price is a lack of trust in the firm.
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Arjuna Capital’s managing partner, Natasha Lamb, was featured on Bloomberg Technology’s Full Show on July 26, 2018. During this segment (00:17:10), Natasha spoke to the Facebook earnings fallout. She remarked that ...
Bloomberg: Hiding gender gap won’t make it go away, activist investor says
Arjuna Capital asks companies to close the gender gap through transparency. Natasha Lamb argues that the best method to solve this problem is by exposing the issue in order to ...
Bloomberg: The family office world grapples with how to confront big corporations
To get a large public company to pay attention typically requires one of two things: deep pockets or a loud voice. Read the article at Bloomberg.
Bloomberg: Google’s equal-pay claim for women comes with an asterisk
“We find ourselves uncomfortable with its lack of breadth,” said Arjuna Managing Partner Natasha Lamb, adding that she was “concerned that 11 percent of Google employees are left out of the ...
Bloomberg: American Express joins chorus declaring gender pay parity
“With assurances that women will be paid fairly, we can focus more confidently on the next step: moving women into higher paying leadership positions,” [Lamb] said in an email. ...
Bloomberg: Corporate America is taking on guns and climate – issues the government won’t
“The reason that you see more companies acting like Patagonia did a long time ago is because they’ve realized the value,” said Natasha Lamb, managing partner of Boston-based sustainable ...
Bloomberg: Women at JPMorgan earn 1% less than their male coworkers do
“Step one is paying women fairly for the work they are doing now. Step two is moving them to higher paying positions and reaping the performance benefits that more diverse ...
Bloomberg: Wells Fargo agrees to disclose pay gaps, following U.S. rivals
Arjuna has been urging large financial institutions in which it owns shares to provide more data about compensation. In exchange, the investment manager has agreed to withdraw shareholder proposals that ...
Bloomberg: JPMorgan misses a chance to lead by example
Also notable is the fact that JPMorgan is still one of a handful of banks that’s yet to respond to investor Arjuna Capital’s calls for transparency about the ...
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