Innovative Shareholder Communications Tools
Articulate your corporate governance narrative to the world’s leading proxy voting decision-makers.
Sharing your corporate governance narrative before shareholder meetings helps institutional investors make more informed proxy voting decisions. Glass Lewis’ Report Feedback Statement (RFS) and Proxy Talk services connect you to our 1,300+ institutional investor clients, amplifying your reach.
Key Features and Benefits
Product Offerings
Glass Lewis’ Shareholder Communications Tools enable your company to reach key decision-makers in a timely and efficient manner.
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Share your views on our research and recommendations with our 1,300+ institutional investor clients.
Proxy Talks
Present your narrative on contentious issues or M&A deals directly and at scale to Glass Lewis’ global institutional investors.
Glass Lewis’ Shareholder Communications Tools are used by the world’s leading public companies. Our RFS and Proxy Talks enable companies to reach their shareholders in advance of making critical decisions and are ideal for:
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