Shareholder Advocacy

Shareholder advocacy refers to the efforts of investors, particularly shareholders in a company, to influence corporate behavior and decision-making. This often involves pushing for changes in policies or practices related to environmental, social, or governance issues, such as sustainability or ethical business practices. Shareholders can voice their concerns during meetings, vote on proposals, or engage in discussions with company management. The goal is to promote accountability and encourage companies to act in ways that benefit both the business and the broader community, often aligning financial success with ethical considerations.