The proxy process is broken. It no longer promotes long-term shareholder value and operates without transparency or accountability and ignores materiality.
Bill Huizenga: “The proxy process is broken. It no longer promotes long-term shareholder value and operates without transparency or…”
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Huizenga criticizes the current proxy process for failing to support shareholder value.
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