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SHARES
  • SHARES
  • Introduction to Shareholder Activism
    • What and Why?
    • Who and Where?
    • Shareholder Proposals
    • Lingo
  • Selecting a Company
    • Initial Considerations
    • Potential Targets
  • Selecting a Cause
    • Cause You're Worth It
  • Building a Case
    • Best Practices Make Perfect
    • Questions, Anyone?
    • Winning Criteria
  • Crafting a Proposal
    • Let's Get Crafty
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  1. Building a Case

Best Practices Make Perfect

Now that you've selected a company and a cause, you're ready to build a case behind your proposal! One the next few pages, you'll find some best practices and key criteria to consider.

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Ask for specifics. A proposal should “state as clearly as possible the course of action” that the proponent believes “the company should follow” as an advisory “request” for company action. Rule 14a-8(a).

Demonstrate relevance. A proposal should be relevant to the company receiving it. Rule 14a-8(i)(5).

Evaluate implementation. A proposal should not ask for actions already implemented by the company. Rule 14a-8(i)(10).

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