The Year of Shareholder
Communications
TK Kerstetter, President, Corporate Board Member
Francis Byrd, Senior Vice President, Laurel Hill Advisory Group
This Forum
program is open, free of charge, to anyone concerned with investor interests
in the development of standards for conducting shareholder meetings
with electronic participation.
As stated in the posted
Conditions of Participation,
the Forum's purpose is to
provide decision-makers with access to information and a free exchange of
views on the issues presented in the program's Forum Summary. Each
participant is expected to make independent use of information obtained
through the Forum, subject to the privacy rights of other participants.
It is a Forum rule that participants will not be identified or quoted
without their explicit permission.
The organization
of this Forum program was encouraged by Walden
Asset Management, and is proceeding with the
invited leadership support of
Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. and
Intel Corporationto address
issues relevant to broad public interests in marketplace
practices, rather than investor decisions relating to only a single company. The Forum may therefore invite program support of several companies that can
provide both expertise and examples of leadership relating to
the issues being addressed.
Inquiries about this Forum program and requests to be included in
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e-mtg@shareholderforum.com.
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Gary
Lutin, as chairman of the Shareholder Forum.
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programs conducted since 1999 to support investor access to
decision-making information. It should be noted that we have no
responsibility for the services that Broadridge Financial
Solutions, Inc., introduced for review in the Forum's
2010 "E-Meetings" program and has since been offering with the “Shareholder
Forum” name, and we have asked Broadridge to use a different name
that does not suggest our support or endorsement.
