Jamie Moser
Partner
For nearly two decades, Jamie has worked with small- mid- and large-cap companies across industries to help them identify their communications challenges and develop and implement plans to address their needs.
Credentials
Jamie joined Joele Frank in 2001. She received a BA in American Studies from Cornell University. She is on the Board of Directors of Mobilization for Justice.
Recent Highlights
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Investor Relations & Public Relations
To win the hearts and minds of shareholders and other stakeholders, companies must tell a straightforward and compelling story and deliver on the promises they outline. Increasingly, this must incorporate a narrative around a Company’s ESG goals and accomplishments. She works closely with her clients to evaluate and refine messages and structure/implement a program to ensure that messages are appropriately leveraged across constituency groups.
Crisis Communications
She has developed and run crisis simulations for management and internal communications teams so that when a crisis occurs it is not the first time the teams are thinking about the important issues and how to respond. She has advised companies in connection with myriad crises, including: SEC/regulatory investigations, workforce reductions and facility closures, earnings surprises and accounting issues, management changes, environmental issues, and litigation.
M&A
She works alongside clients involved in both friendly and unsolicited M&A transactions – often from announcement through integration and beyond – to ensure that all key stakeholders understand the company’s strategic objectives and have the information they need to advance or support the business. Her recent friendly transaction experience includes working with: Twitter in its pending sale to Elon Musk; Bristol Myers Squibb in its acquisitions of Celgene, MyoKardia and Turning Point Therapeutics; Mimecast in its sale to Permira; Jazz Pharmaceuticals in its acquisition of GW Pharmaceuticals; W.R. Grace in its sale to Standard Industries; BorgWarner in its acquisition of Delphi Technologies. Her unsolicited transaction experience includes working with Time Warner in its defense against Twenty-First Century Fox; Tenet Healthcare in its defense against Community Health Systems; PotashCorp in its defense against BHP Billiton; Microsoft in its proposed acquisition of Yahoo!; Express Scripts in its proposed acquisition of Caremark; PeopleSoft in its defense against Oracle; Omnicare in its acquisition of NeighborCare; Taubman Centers in its defense against Simon Property Group and Westfield America; and the William R. Hewlett Trust in its opposition to the H-P/Compaq merger.
Shareholder Activism
Some of her public experience in activism situations and proxy contests includes: DuPont, Mondelez, Tiffany (Trian); Family Dollar, Lionsgate (Carl Icahn); LivePerson (Starboard); Apache, Bristol Myers Squibb (JANA); Sony (Third Point); US Foods (Sachem Head).
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