Choose a public company to research. If you’re not sure whether a U.S. company is public, search the Securities and Exchange Commission database at https://www.sec.gov/edgar/ searchedgar/companysearch.html. Next, find the following information:

● Number of employees

● Headquarters location

● Board of directors and senior leadership team members

● Stock price for the past five years

● Revenue for the past fiscal year by major product or service group You might try the company’s investor relations web pages to start. What other sources do you find? 

Now try to find other information that may be harder to source online:

● Employee demographics

● Employee turnover rate

● Corporate sustainability goals

● Anything else that interests you How easy is it to find this information? Compare results with students who researched different companies. Was it easier to find information about some companies than others? Why do you think this was the case?