Tag Archives | Lauren Compere

Alphabet Democracy

Alphabet Shareholders Overwhelmingly Support Equal Voting

At Alphabet, Inc.’s most recent annual meeting on June 7, 2017, class A shareholders overwhelmingly supported a shareholder proposal asking company management to recapitalize the share structure so that each share has one vote. According to the proponents of the proposal, assuming that all outstanding class B shares were similarly voted, then up to 99.8% of […]

Continue Reading ·
Alphabet Democracy

Alphabet: Another Democracy Vote

At the June 7 annual shareholder meeting of Alphabet, shareholders will vote for a sixth year in a row to weigh in on tech-giant Alphabet’s unequal voting structure. Today is the last day to vote without attending the meeting tomorrow. Shareholders are expected to vote in favor of the Recapitalization Plan for all Stock to Have […]

Continue Reading ·
Financial CHOICE Act Does Away with Shareholder Proposals

Financial CHOICE Act: From too big to fail, to too big to listen

Great article this morning on the proposed Financial CHOICE Act from Lauren Compere, Director of Shareholder Engagement at Boston Common Asset Management entitled Too Big To Listen? Dodd-Frank and Shareholder Rights! See also “Shut Up”: Not What Good Companies Tell Their Owners from Julie Fox Gorte, Senior Vice President for Sustainable Investing, Pax World. Below is a copy […]

Continue Reading ·

Powered by WordPress. Designed by WooThemes