Rebecca Corbin

Rebecca is Founder and CEO of Corbin Advisors and a pioneer in investor relations globally. Over her 25-year career in capital markets, she has architected a proprietary and proven methodology to rerate, compound, and drive sustained equity value creation based on extensive and unparalleled Voice of Investor® research and insights-driven strategies that have consistently been validated by the global equity markets. She is a leading authority on equity valuation and investor relations.

As a subject matter expert and strategist, Rebecca is a trusted advisor and partner to boards and executives who continually seek her research-based insights and counsel. She serves a broad range of clients globally across sectors, sizes, and situations.

Rebecca, a lifelong entrepreneur, was in her early 20s when she started Thomson Reuter’s Perception Study practice and in her mid 20s when she founded Corbin in 2007. Under her leadership, the firm has built deep-longstanding relationships and the reputation as the industry’s gold standard.

Rebecca serves as Editor-in-chief of Inside The Buy-Side® — Corbin’s flagship research publication covered worldwide — that identifies and reports on global investor sentiment, market trends, and best practice. She is a highly sought after and prolific public speaker, presenting at myriad conferences and events, and on television and radio.

Rebecca serves on the board of directors of GPGI, Inc., (NYSE: GPGI), a diversified holding company that operates as a permanent capital platform to acquire, own, and scale high-quality industrial businesses. Currently, its portfolio consists of US-based CompoSecure (metal payment cards, security, and authentication solutions) and Canada-based Husky Technologies (injection molding equipment and services for packaging and medical industries).

Deeply committed to community-oriented and philanthropic efforts, Rebecca currently serves on the boards of The Bushnell Performing Arts Center, Renbrook School, and the Jim & Rebecca Loree Foundation and previously Connecticut Women’s Hall of Fame, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, and Washington College.