hat we do: The Shareholder Action Task Force seeks to harness the power of
Sierra Club's stock ownership to promote reform in corporate behavior
and practices, a benefit for the environment as well as corporate
shareholders. We aim to use shareholder dialogues, the filing of
shareholder resolutions, and shareholder solicitation and media
campaigns to raise awareness, build coalitions, and effectively
create change.
Outside the ExxonMobil 2004 Annual Meeitng in Dallas, TX. From left to right: Penelope Bisbee, Sierra Club, Fort Worth Group, Kim Mills, Human Rights Campaign, Education Director, who was in Dallas to present their shareholder resolution at the ExxonMobil AGM. Molly Rooke, Sierra Club, Dallas Group, who presented the Sierra Club resolution for a Political Contributions Report.
Shareholder Action Task Force
The Shareholder Action Task Force seeks to harness the power of Sierra Club’s stock ownership to promote change in corporate behavior and practices.
Consider proposing a shareholder resolution to a corporation in
which you own stock if you have held $2,000 of the stock for a year
(using the examples found on this website)
Attend a shareholder annual meeting.
Write a letter to a corporation in which you hold stock regarding
their environmental policies.
How Can We Help You?
The SATF can review a shareholder resolution.
The SATF can help explain the Securities and Exchange Commission's rules on shareholder resolutions
hat we do: The Shareholder Action Task Force seeks to harness the power of
Sierra Club's stock ownership to promote reform in corporate behavior
and practices, a benefit for the environment as well as corporate
shareholders. We aim to use shareholder dialogues, the filing of
shareholder resolutions, and shareholder solicitation and media
campaigns to raise awareness, build coalitions, and effectively
create change.
