Episode 10: What distinguishes a good founder from a legendary founder?

EPISODE · Jul 27, 2018 · 30 MIN

Episode 10: What distinguishes a good founder from a legendary founder?

from The Asset Podcast · host The Asset Magazine

Companies in Asia still need to improve transparency in communicating with investors especially in fleshing out details such as business transformation and strategy. Christine Chow, director at Hermes EOS, notes that while boards and the chairman of companies are able to articulate the big picture, how they then go about to execute the plan may not be all that clear. Transparency, she explains is about good quality, hard data, third party verified and followed through with an implementation plan on how goals are to be achieved. Founded in 2004, Hermes EOS provides stewardship services for responsible investing on behalf of asset owners and managers representing 330.5 billion pounds of assets investing in more than 10,000 companies worldwide. Photo: Hermes Investment More from The Asset: Twitter: twitter.com/TheAssetMag LinkedIn: hk.linkedin.com/company/the-asset

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