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Activist shrinks Genesco board overhaul push

The change in tactics by Legion Partners Asset Management comes a few days after Genesco directors elected three new board members and said longtime members Marty Dickens and Kathleen Mason will retire from the board this summer. Word of Legion Partners’ less ambitious four-director push — the firm hasn’t yet named the incumbent directors it is targeting — also comes after a period of intensive but ultimately fruitless negotiations. During those talks, Legion — which owns nearly 6 percent of the company — demanded, among other things, that lead independent director Matthew Diamond step down soon and that the sides agree to a multi-year overhaul while Genesco offered to have Legion bring one of its candidates on board.

Dread Read: Valancourt Resurrects Horror Fiction by Women with New Line MONSTERS, SHE WROTE

Dread Read: Valancourt Resurrects Horror Fiction by Women with New Line MONSTERS, SHE WROTE Ryan C. Bradley gives us an overview of the MOSTERS, SHE WROTE publishing line from Valancourt Books! Monster, She Wrote: The Women Who Pioneered Horror and Speculative Fictionby Lisa Kröger and Melanie R. Anderson was published by Quirk Books in September of 2019. The book cataloged female horror writers from the 1600s to today, placing familiar faces Mary Shelley, Ann Radcliffe, and Shirley Jackson alongside more obscure writers, whose work is often out of print. Kröger and Anderson made a persuasive argument that women have long been the drivers of horror fiction. The popular history that excludes them has been revisionist at best.

Activist investor Legion Partners nominates 7 directors to Genesco board

2 Min Read BOSTON (Reuters) - Activist investor Legion Partners Asset Management LLC has nominated seven directors to sit on specialty retailer Genesco Inc’s eight-person board, according to a letter made public in a filing on Monday. Legion, run by Christopher Kiper, wants Genesco to consider selling non-core assets and buy back shares. It owns a 5.6% stake in the retailer, which has a market capitalization of $727.8 million. Genesco’s stock price inched up 1.3% to $49.29. “We will review the letter from Legion, along with their proposed director candidates, and respond in due course,” Genesco said in a statement. With Legion’s board nominees, “Genesco will be able to produce $7.50 in earnings per share (“EPS”) by fiscal 2023 and see its stock double from current levels,” Kiper and Legion Managing Director Ted White wrote in a letter to other shareholders. The pair said they wish to keep Genesco’s CEO, Mimi Vaughn, saying their nominees want to partner with h

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