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IBM 2024 CLIMATE LOBBYING

James McRitchie, 04/23/2024 ,

IBM 2024 Proxy. Vote Against Brown, Buberl, Farr, Krishna, Liveris, Miebach,
Pollack, Waddell, Zollar, Rubash, Pay, and #5 China; FOR #4, #6, #7, #8 on
Lobbying, Written Consent, Climate Lobbying, and CO2 Targets.


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INTUITIVE SURGICAL 2024 PAYGAP REPORT

James McRitchie, 04/21/2024 ,

Intuitive Surgical 2024. James McRitchie’s proposal for a Paygap report is one
of several items to be voted on before or during the Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)
annual meeting on April 25, 2024, at 3:00 p.m. Pacific. Attend the annual
meeting in person or online. I suggest you vote in advance. However, you can
also vote during […]


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KELLANOVA 2024 PAYGAP REPORT

James McRitchie, 04/21/2024 ,

Kellanova 2024. Myra K. Young and  James McRitchie’s proposal for a Paygap
report is one of several items to be voted on before or during the Kellanova
Company (K) annual meeting on April 26, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Attend the
annual meeting online. I suggest you vote in advance. However, you can also vote
during […]


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PORTFOLIOS ON THE BALLOT 2024

James McRitchie, 04/15/2024 ,

Portfolios on the Ballot 2024 (POTB 2024), sponsored by The Shareholder Commons
(TSC), is designed to guide investors in voting their proxies with a
systems-first approach. I fully endorse this initiative. Their report emphasizes
the importance of protecting the social and environmental systems that underpin
the value of all companies within a diversified investment portfolio. […]


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NORTHERN TRUST 2024 ASCERTAIN CLIENT VOTING PREFERENCES

James McRitchie, 04/12/2024 ,

Northern Trust 2024 proxy. James McRitchie’s proposal to Ascertain Client Voting
Preferences is one of several items to be voted on before or during the Northern
Trust annual meeting on April 16, 2024, at 8:30 a.m. Pacific. Attend the annual
meeting online. I suggest you vote in advance. However, you can also vote with
your […]


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MOODY’S 2024 SPECIAL MEETINGS: MY PROXY VOTES

James McRitchie, 04/03/2024 ,

Moody’s 2024. Vote Against compensation committee directors Howell, Forlenza,
Hill, Serafin, and Van Saun. AGAINST the Auditor, Pay, #4, FOR item #5 Special
Meetings. See also my note on Automatic Voting and why funds and advisors need
more complex voting guidelines.


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FAIR TREATMENT OF SHAREHOLDER NOMINEES: PROGRESS & HOLDOUTS

James McRitchie, 02/20/2024 ,

As indicated previously (ABT: Fair Treatment of Shareholder Nominees), James
McRitchie filed several proposals this season to ensure that universal proxies
do not go the same route as proxy access, which became worthless when most
companies limited groups of nominating shareholders to 20. Together with The
Shareholder Commons, we are trying to prevent universal proxy […]


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PROXY VOTING AS IF SYSTEMS MATTER

James McRitchie, 01/28/2024 ,

Proxy Voting as if Systems Matter. Investors currently get essentially the same
voting advice if they are broadly diversified or if their investments are highly
concentrated. That doesn’t make sense if they are attempting to use their votes
to enhance their financial returns. It also may not make sense strategically,
even if they are concerned […]


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LEADING BY EXAMPLE: PROXY PRE-DISCLOSURES INFLUENCE OUTCOMES

James McRitchie, 01/02/2024 ,

Leading by Example. Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM) has already gained
influence after deciding to pre-disclose its proxy votes its proxy votes
(typically 5 days before AGM) beginning in 2021. Following NBIM’s pre-disclosure
to vote against a proposal, opposition by other shareholders increases by
approximately 2.7%. Compare that to ISS (12%) and Glass Lewis (6.5%). […]


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SOC TAKES ON SBUX

James McRitchie, 11/29/2023 ,

SOC Takes on SBUX: Finally, The First ESG Proxy Contest Under UPC For over a
year, we and others speculated that ESG proponents would pounce on universal
proxy cards (UPC) as a way to escalate efforts to exert influence over
companies. Since UPC became mandatory in September 2022, we have seen exactly
zero proxy contests […]


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GS ASCERTAIN CLIENT VOTING PREFERENCES

James McRitchie, 11/16/2023 ,

GS Ascertain Client Voting Preferences is a shareholder proposal filed by James
McRitchie at Goldman Sachs (GS). We want Goldman Sachs to advance democratic
corporate governance, to be aware of and report on the reputational and
financial risks it faces over a misalignment between the proxy votes it casts
and its client’s values and preferences. […]


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ABT: FAIR TREATMENT OF SHAREHOLDER NOMINEES

James McRitchie, 11/13/2023 ,

ABT Fair Treatment of Shareholder Nominees is an update of my (James McRitchie)
effort in the recent proxy season to address the growth of abusive advance
notice bylaws aimed at disadvantaging shareholder nominees under universal proxy
rules. (see Procter & Gamble Fair Elections and Procter & Gamble 2023: Our Proxy
Votes, which won 43% of […]


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BAC: ASCERTAIN CLIENT VOTING PREFERENCES

James McRitchie, 11/10/2023 ,

BAC Ascertain Client Voting Preferences is a new type of proxy proposal for the
2024 season from James McRitchie, premiering first at Bank of America (BAC). It
asks BAC to report on the feasibility of offering granular proxy voting
preferences so that clients can maximize portfolio-wide returns by pursuing
voting strategies designed to push certain […]


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PROCTER & GAMBLE 2023: OUR PROXY VOTES

James McRitchie, 09/30/2023 ,

Procter & Gamble 2023. Our proposal for Fair Elections is just one of several
issues to be voted on before or during the Procter & Gamble (PG ) annual meeting
on October 10, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. Pacific. Attend the annual meeting online. I
always recommend that you vote in advance. However, you will also […]


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SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION

James McRitchie, 09/28/2023 ,

Sociological Imagination: Origin C. Wright Mills coined the term sociological
imagination to describe the ability to “think yourself away from the familiar
routines of everyday life.” I’m trivializing disciplines, but whereas psychology
delves mostly into issues of the individual — how they develop and fit into
society — sociology addresses wider issues involved with entire […]


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SETTLEMENT WITH BROADRIDGE ON TIME TO VOTE

James McRitchie, 09/26/2023 ,

Settlement with Broadridge reached to include the language below in their proxy.
I then withdrew my proposal, and they withdrew their no-action request. (SEC
file) After considering issuer practices during virtual shareholder meetings and
to respect the voice of our shareholders, during our annual meeting we will
pause to allow time for stockholders to ask […]


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AVAV 2023 AGM: DECLASSIFY THE BOARD

James McRitchie, 09/21/2023 ,

AVAV 2023. Board Declassification is just one of several issues to be voted on
before or during the AeroVironment (AVAV) annual meeting on September 29, 2023,
at 9:00 am Pacific. Attend the annual meeting online. Vote in advance. To vote
in person at the virtual annual meeting, you must first obtain a valid legal
proxy […]


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FAIR AND BALANCED AT CALPERS?

James McRitchie, 09/19/2023 ,

Fair and Balanced was the motto of Fox News. In 2017 they moved to a slightly
more accurate “Most Watched, Most Trusted.” Most boards of directors, especially
pension funds, like CalPERS, with a fiduciary duty to members that elect some
directors and influence the election of others, want to at least appear fair and
balanced […]


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CII 2023 FALL CONFERENCE: NEXT FRONTIERS IN GOVERNANCE

James McRitchie, 09/02/2023 ,

CII 2023 Fall Conference. I hope to see many of you there. I’m excited about the
theme, “Next Frontiers in Governance.” CII offers unprecedented opportunities to
network, share best practices, and learn from others. The CII 2023 Fall
Conference will be in-person only. Register for the conference in Long Beach,
California. In preparing to meet […]


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SGI CELEBRATES 50 YEARS – MILWAUKEE ON SEPTEMBER 12TH

James McRitchie, 08/30/2023 ,

SGI Celebrates 50 Years.  Milwaukee, WI – On September 12th, the Seventh
Generation Interfaith Coalition for Responsible Investment (SGI) will celebrate
fifty years of service for people and the planet. Founded in 1973 by pioneers in
corporate shareholder engagement, Fr. Michael Crosby, O.F.M., Cap., Sr. Alphonsa
Puls, S.S.S.F., and Sr. Charlita Foxhoven, S.S.S.F., SGI members […]


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BROADRIDGE NO-ACTION REQUEST THREATENS DEMOCRACY

James McRitchie, 08/15/2023 ,

Broadridge No-Action Request Threatens Democracy Broadridge No-Action request
threatens democracy, so it deserves a second post because of its critical
importance. At an in-person meeting, everyone can easily see a show of hands
when the moderator asks if anyone needs more time to vote. Not so at virtual
shareholder meetings, which have quickly become the […]


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BROADRIDGE THREATENS RIGHT TO PROXY VOTING

James McRitchie, 08/03/2023 ,

Many were not surprised when the SEC, under Trump appointees, made it more
difficult for retail shareholders to submit proposals. Read about our ongoing
efforts to overturn that roadblock at Restore Shareholder Proposal Rights.
However, most will be surprised that Broadridge Financial Solutions filed a
no-action request that could end meaningful proxy voting at meetings, […]


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ELECTRONIC ARTS 2023: RATIFICATION OF TERMINATION PAY

James McRitchie, 08/02/2023 ,

Electronic Arts 2023. Ratification of Termination Pay is just one of several
issues to be voted on before or during the annual meeting on August 10, 2023, at
2:00 pm Pacific Time. Attend the annual meeting online. Vote AGAINST all
directors except Kofi Bruce; Against pay, auditor; FOR proposal #5 Require
Termination Pay Ratification. (more…)


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VEEVA SYSTEMS 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 06/12/2023 ,

Veeva Systems 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before the annual meeting at 8:00 am Pacific on June 21, 2023. Vote AGAINST Paul
Sekhri; FOR Fair Elections #4. Join the meeting with your control number.
(more…)


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CATERPILLAR 2023 LOBBYING DISCLOSURE

James McRitchie, 06/05/2023 ,

Caterpillar 2023 Lobbying Disclosure is up for a vote at the AGM at 6 am Pacific
on May 10, 2023. Vote AGAINST directors except for Fish & MacLennanand, auditor,
pay; FOR #7 Lobbying Disclosure & all other shareholder proposals except #9.
Don’t count on voting at the meeting if you hold your shares through a […]


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YELP 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 06/04/2023 ,

Yelp 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on before or
during the annual meeting at 9:00 am Pacific on June 9, 2023. Vote FOR all
items, especially fair elections. I will vote against the nominating committee
next year if they fail to increase board diversity. Join the meeting with […]


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IMPINJ 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 06/02/2023 ,

Impinj 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on before
the annual meeting at 9:00 am Pacific on June 8, 2023. Vote AGAINST Gibson,
Padval, and Sanghi; FOR other items, especially fair elections.  Join the
meeting with your control number. (more…)


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COGNIZANT 2023: FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 06/02/2023 ,

Cognizant 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before the annual meeting at 6:30 am Pacific on June 6, 2023. Vote AGAINST Bali,
Deskus, Mackay, Jr., Patsalos-Fox, Velli, Wijnberg, pay, incentive plan; FOR
employee stock plan, auditor, fair elections, ratify termination pay.  Join the
meeting with your control number. […]


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ALPHABET 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/30/2023 ,

Alphabet 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before or at the annual meeting at 9:00 am Pacific on June 2, 2023. Vote AGAINST
board items except for Chavez; FOR all shareholder proposals except #& & #14.
 Join the meeting with your control number. (more…)


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WALMART 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/28/2023 ,

Walmart 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on before
the annual meeting at 8:30 am Pacific on May 31, 2023. Vote AGAINST Flynn,
Harris, Horton, Mayer, Penner Stephenson, pay, auditor, #8, #11; FOR Fair
Elections #9 and most other shareholder proposals. Join the meeting with your
control number. I […]


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CHIPOTLE MEXICAN GRILL 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/22/2023 ,

Chipotle Mexican Grill 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be
voted on before the annual meeting at 8:00 am Pacific on May 25, 2023. Vote
AGAINST Baldocchi, Engles, Fili-Krushel, Gutierrez, Niccol, Winston, pay,
auditor; FOR Fair Elections #5, Free Association #6. You cannot just join the
meeting with your control number. […]


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TELADOC HEALTH 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/20/2023 ,

Teladoc Health 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before the annual meeting at 9:00 am Pacific on June 2, 2023. Vote AGAINST
Gorevic, Mckinley, Paulus, Snow, Pay, Stock Incentive; FOR Employee Stock,
Auditor, Fair Elections #6. Join the meeting with your control number. (more…)


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AMAZON 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/19/2023 ,

Amazon 2023. Fair Elections is just one of many issues to be voted on before the
annual meeting at 9:00 am Pacific on May 24, 2023. Vote Against Bezos, Cooper,
Gorelick, Huttenlocher, McGrath, Rubinstein, Stonesifer; For Fair Elections #15
& many shareholder proposals. Join the meeting with your control number. (more…)


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UNION PACIFIC 2023 FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/15/2023 ,

Union Pacific 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before the annual meeting at 6:00 am Pacific on May 18, 2023. Vote AGAINST
Delaney, Dillon, Edison, Finley, Fritz, Hopkins, McCarthy, Villarreal, auditor,
pay; FOR Fair Elections #5, independent chair #4, and paid sick leave #7.  Join
the meeting with […]


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CVS HEALTH 2023: FAIR ELECTIONS

James McRitchie, 05/15/2023 ,

CVS Health 2023. Fair Elections is just one of several issues to be voted on
before the annual meeting at 5:00 am Pacific on May 18, 2023. Vote Against
Brown, Farah, Finucane, Million, auditor, pay, proposal #9; FOR shareholder
proposals #5, #6, #7, #8.  Join the meeting with your control number. (more…)


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