There's a lovely profile of my two jobs as corporate governance analyst and movie critic in this weekend's Washington Post Magazine. It has lots of information about my background, my family, and how I got to where I am in two different careers. Let me know what you think!

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Thanks so much, jestrfyl. My parents were very restrictive about what we watched, but they loved "Car 54" (one of the actors was a distant relative!) and we all watched it together.
And my company, The Corporate Library, does just the kind of analysis you ask for, but it is probably too expensive for a small investor. Most small investors do not pick stocks, anyway (I would not advise them to -- why should they try to outsmart the people who do this full time), but invest through mutual funds. We do issue an annual report on mutual funds and it is free.
And I am an advisor to Shareowners.org, which is a great place to learn about how to vote proxies, etc.
I read the article about your movie reviewing and corporate governance skills with interest, but I perked up when it talked about how you met your husband, David Apatoff. "I knew someone named David Apatoff once!" I told my wife, and sure enough one look at his photo on the Arnold and Porter website confirmed it -- even after over 40 years. We went to grammar school together in Hyde Park at William H. Ray school. Ask him about Mrs. Stein's 8th grade class where we read Moby Dick and Animal Farm! We moved away after I finished 8th grade. Interesting that you both went back to the U of C for graduate work; I did too, in 1976-79.
Adam Wasserman
Vienna, VA
Absolutely loved the article. Validated my raising my daughters tv-free but eventually throwing some great movies into the mix. I love seeing strong, smart, and sassy women profiled. Kudos to you!
So that's how the S. S. Minnow got its name? That's hilarious. So it wasn't just that it was a little fish, like the little boat.
I enjoyed reading the article as well.
Thanks so much, Jill! Your daughters are lucky to have you -- and I am sure they know it.
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