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Shedding light on the influence of shareholder proposals on corporations
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For interviews, please contact interview@manhattan-institute.org

Policy & Research:

James R. Copland
Senior Fellow & Director, Legal Policy
jcopland@manhattan-institute.org

ProxyMonitor.org is a unique, publicly available database that tracks shareholder proposals in real time. See 2020 vote results for all shareholder proposals, and all management Say on Pay proposals, for the largest 250 U.S. public companies, as ranked by Fortune magazine. View vote results for all the 2020 hot button issues, including political spending and lobbying disclosure, separation of the roles of CEO and Chairman, and board declassification, posted as these companies hold their annual meetings and file vote results. Track proponents to see who are the most active (and most successful), and which companies they are targeting.

See 2020 Proxy Scorecard

About Proxy Monitor

Launched in January 2011 by Manhattan Institute, the Proxy Monitor project is designed to shed light on shareholder activity. The www.proxymonitor.org web database includes management Say on Pay and shareholder proposal information for the Fortune 250 companies. Proposals are searchable by company, year, proposal type, sub-proposal type, industry, and proponent. Searches are exportable to Microsoft Excel and can be graphed to reveal trends in shareholder activity.

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