Determining what is a "significant social policy issue" under Rule 14a-8(i)(7) desperately needs a multi-pronged test.

The virtual shareholder meeting related proposal votes are in, and the results are interesting.

Shouldn’t there be a nexus between a shareholder proposal and the company at which it is filed? The answer to this question seems obvious.

It will take a long time for me to get used to Johnson & Johnson without Johnson’s Baby.

Things to Keep In Mind As You Prepare Your Board and Committee Meeting Advance Materials and Yourself for Board and Committee Meetings.

The term “significant policy issue” doesn’t appear anywhere in Rule 14a-8. So, where does this exception come from?

BlackRock's announcement to let indexed clients instruct their votes has received wide praise, but the move raises a number of questions.

Demands for worker voice are on the rise. Boards could soon be challenged to accommodate worker voice more formally in corporate governance.

The Aspen Institute just published a series of six essays that present fresh perspectives on "worker voice" in the boardroom.

A reaction to my previous post about pre-recorded virtual annual meetings from The Shareholder Service OPTIMIZER.

I tested the waters with the Q&A function at VSMs this year by submitting a question about PACs.

How virtual can a virtual shareholder meeting be and still be called a meeting?

There was nothing extraordinary about BlackRock's 2021 virtual shareholder meeting, but I kind of liked it.

I attended the Carrier Global Corporation 2021 Annual Meeting of Shareowners on Monday, April 19 (vitual-only, audio-only).

The AT&T enforcement action shows the SEC continues to examine corporate strategies to influence securities analysts’ quarterly estimates.

Letter I submitted in support of California AB 1192, the Uplifting Employers That Advance Job Quality Act.

Stories about issuers’ placing strict substantive limits on presenting shareholder proposals at VSMs.

Re-post of an interview by Nell Minow with Adam Bryant on his book, "The CEO Test."

Here are reports from four VSMs I’ve attended to date: Visa, Apple, Disney, and AmerisourceBergen.

Don't just press pause on corporate PACs. Defund them. Cancel them. No one will be worse off.