Corporate bullies and their political allies are trying to silence us – we
need your help to fight back.

Sign this petition urging Congress to protect our rights as shareholders.

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John,

For years, alongside our partners, we’ve successfully used our power as
shareholders of some of the world’s largest companies to file proposals
and have a say over their decisions. But now, from the US to Europe,
corporate bullies are trying to take that from us.

This unprecedented anti-shareholder effort is bankrolled to the tune of
millions by right wing groups to pass anti-shareholder legislation and
attack the SEC, FTC, and other regulatory bodies to weaken them.

Worse, big corporations like Exxon are suing our allies while the
Republican-led House Judiciary Committee is grilling them in congressional
hearings. We could be next, John.

[ [link removed] ]Sign this petition calling on the US Congress to urgently protect our
rights as shareholders.

As shareholders, we are powerful and able to hold even the largest
corporations accountable. And this is what bothers the billionaires behind
these attacks on our work. They are using every trick in the book to
silence us and our peers.

They have gone so far as to try to overturn Chevron v NRDC, the
foundational Supreme Court decision which gives regulators such as the SEC
their power. They won’t stop unless we come together and fight back for
our rights as shareholders.

[ [link removed] ]Call on the US Congress to urgently protect our rights as shareholders.



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Thanks for all that you do,
The shareholder team at Ekō


More information:

[ [link removed] ]U.S. oil giant Exxon Mobil sues activist investors to prevent climate
proposals
CNBC. 22 January, 2024

[ [link removed] ]Jordan subpoenas climate group for alleged ‘collusion’ and antitrust
violations
The Hill. 1 November, 2023
 
[ [link removed] ]How a Fishery Case Fits Into a Long-Game Effort to Sap Regulation of
Business
The New York Times. 17 January, 2024

 

 

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