By April, proxy season is beginning to kick into full swing. Many U.S. public companies are
finalizing the proxy statement for their annual meeting and have determined the ballot items that will go to a shareholder vote, including director elections, annual say-on-pay votes and any shareholder proposals that were not excluded or withdrawn.
Check out the latest Georgeson Report for a thorough review of the best ways to get yourself and your company ready for proxy voting and your annual meeting.
finalizing the proxy statement for their annual meeting and have determined the ballot items that will go to a shareholder vote, including director elections, annual say-on-pay votes and any shareholder proposals that were not excluded or withdrawn.
Check out the latest Georgeson Report for a thorough review of the best ways to get yourself and your company ready for proxy voting and your annual meeting.