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Check the agenda for your next shareholder meeting. You're welcome :)
by nate_meurer 5y ago
Check the agenda for your next shareholder meeting. You're welcome :)
- whimsicalism 5y agoMost shareholder elections don't have a yes/no vote on the CEO - and I work for a wholly owned subsidiary, so have no say in that either.
- nate_meurer 5y agoYou're always free to invest directly in your parent company. Shareholders hold tremendous power over company management, and that power increases the more you invest in the company. This gives large or organized shareholders at least as much democratic power as union members have over their entrenched leaders. Your question made it seem as though you didn't understand that.