"Corner of Wall St. and Pennsylvania Ave.": Newsmax Launches Column by Richard Torrenzano and Mark Davis

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Dec 06, 2016, 11:00 ET

NEW YORK, Dec. 6, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Richard Torrenzano, former chief spokesman for the New York Stock Exchange, and Mark Davis, former White House speechwriter, have launched a new opinion column on Newsmax.com.

Their column is posted inside the "Opinion" section of Newsmax, which has rapidly grown to become a top online news site.

Torrenzano and Davis draw on their expertise in financial, business and political careers to offer unique insights. Their first columns include:

"New Corporate Risk: The Four Corners of Geopolitics" — Why corporate risk managers can no longer afford to ignore rising geopolitical tension and the possibility of "Black Swan" events.
"Corporations Should Act Fast Against Online Plaintiff Assassination" — Why corporate leaders should expect a new wave of class-action lawsuits.
"The Playbook for Trump's Boom Economy" — How a rare alignment of political planets opens the way for unprecedented changes in corporate and personal taxation, regulation and the federal budget.

Richard Torrenzano is chief executive of The Torrenzano Group, a strategic communications and high-stakes issues management firm that helps organizations "take control of how they are perceived™." For almost a decade, he was a member of the New York Stock Exchange's Management and Executive Committees. He has managed some of the most visible global corporate crises in our lifetime.

Mark Davis, a former White House speechwriter, advised presidents, governors and other political leaders, as well as executives of the nation's top defense-aerospace, energy, financial, IT and telecommunications companies.

Torrenzano and Davis are co-authors of, Digital Assassination: Protecting Your Reputation, Brand, or Business Against Online Attacks, St. Martin's Press-Macmillan, praised by Groundswell author Charlene Li as "keen and timely advice," and by Gen. Mike Hayden (Ret.), former head of the NSA and CIA, as a book that "should be in the hands of anyone who has a good name — or a good business — to protect."

Visit their column at:
http://www.newsmax.com/Insiders/RichardTorrenzanoandMarkDavis/id-386/

SOURCE Torrenzano Group