For a company to survive the initial advances of an unwelcome takeover bid, the management team requires the complete cooperation and trust of shareholders and the board.
This article, which outlines the decisions that become pivotal in those early stages – the CEO-chairman relationship, board unity, shareholder engagement, fair value and PR and financial advice – is inspired by the comments of Steve Marshall and Kevin Appleton.
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