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Investors, especially in contentious situations, often need to use multiple channels to reach voting decision-makers. Glass Lewis’ innovative Report Feedback Statement (RFS) allows them to share their perspective alongside our governance research before votes are cast.

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The 19th Annual Remuneration & Governance Forum, co-hosted by CGI Glass Lewis and Guerdon Associates, convened on the 18th of March 2025 in Sydney.

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The 19th Annual Remuneration & Governance Forum, co-hosted by CGI Glass Lewis and Guerdon Associates, convened on the 18th of March 2025 in Sydney.

Skin in the Game: Rem Highlights from the Remuneration & Governance Forum

The 19th Annual Remuneration & Governance Forum, co-hosted by CGI Glass Lewis and Guerdon Associates, convened on the 18th of March 2025 in Sydney.

Skin in the Game: Rem Highlights from the Remuneration & Governance Forum

The 19th Annual Remuneration & Governance Forum, co-hosted by CGI Glass Lewis and Guerdon Associates, convened on the 18th of March 2025 in Sydney.

Premium Brands Holdings Corporation

By bundling two extremely different proposals into a single vote, Premium Brands Holdings Corporation is arguably disenfranchising not only shareholders but also the company itself – and exposing its board to potential scrutiny.

Premium Brands Holdings Corporation

By bundling two extremely different proposals into a single vote, Premium Brands Holdings Corporation is arguably disenfranchising not only shareholders but also the company itself – and exposing its board to potential scrutiny.