Cast your vote for the most abusive corporation!

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Dear Friend,

It’s time to cast your vote in Corporate Accountability’s annual Corporate Hall of Shame.

Every year, we nominate several corporations for you to vote on and the one with the most votes gets inducted into our Corporate Hall of Shame. Then, with your ongoing support, we and our allies will build the grassroots pressure necessary to compel lasting change.

Your generous support of Corporate Accountability demonstrates your belief that we can and must create a world where corporations answer to people -- not the other way around. And we appreciate your commitment to justice.

This is your chance to speak out against the corporations that are devastating people’s lives and the planet with impunity. And once you pick the winner, we’ll partner with members like you, and other allied organizations and activists to mobilize grassroots pressure and turn up the heat on abusive corporations.

Which corporations deserve to be inducted into the Corporate Hall of Shame?

Through our annual Corporate Hall of Shame ballot, we and our allies are exposing transnational corporations that are doing the most harm in the world -- and the abuses they inflict upon people, communities, and ecosystems worldwide.

So will you vote for Veolia for its aggressive consolidation of control over water globally, and for actively trying to escape accountability for its role in the ongoing Flint water crisis?

Will you vote for Boeing for profiteering from war and conflict globally by being one of the world’s largest weapons manufacturers and one of the biggest drivers of the global military-industrial complex?

Or will you vote for Exxon for continuing to pollute, contaminate, and harm the planet by promoting and investing in dangerous distractions like junk carbon offsets?

These are just some examples of the corporations who are on the ballot this year. So take a look at the ballot and let us know which corporations deserve to be in the Corporate Hall of Shame. It will be a tough choice, but with your help, we will expose the corporations that are exploiting communities, poisoning the environment, or undermining democracy to make a profit.

Onward,

Taylor Leake
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Digital Director
Corporate Accountability

Corporate Accountability stops transnational corporations from devastating democracy, trampling human rights, and destroying our planet. We are building a world rooted in justice where corporations answer to people, not the other way around -- a world where every person has access to clean water, healthy food, a safe place to live, and the opportunity to reach their full human potential.

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