Fearless

This audiobook delves into the inspiring story of Wilma Soss, a groundbreaking shareholder activist of the 1950s, who championed the rights of individual investors with the help of a diverse group of allies, including media-savvy advocates and Holocaust survivors. Through archival research, it explores how Soss and her fellow “corporate gadflies” shook up Fortune 500 companies by leveraging their position as shareholders to demand greater transparency and accountability, leading to significant reforms in corporate America. The narrative connects Soss’s legacy to contemporary movements like WallStreetBets and the symbolism of Fearless Girl, showcasing her enduring impact on shareholder activism and corporate governance.