Civex welcomes industry leaders to help guide the company through future growth. The three independent members of the newly established Advisory Board are Phil Bak, Jeremy Baksht, and Evan Schnidman. Mike Mattera, founder and COO of Civex, will serve as Chairman of the Advisory Board.
Civex and the news If you missed our press release last month, you can see it on Bloomberg which recently picked it up. Last week, Morningstar reminded the financial services audience of the excitement building in the proxy voting space as Civex was included in their Proxy Season writeup. Our case study on the lessons …
Between the Lines Issue #5: Shareholders shared their voice, and made an impact! Read More »
Historically, retail investor voting is extremely low. But new digital platforms are tackling the challenge of collectivizing individual investor voice and channeling it to companies and fund providers. A platform called Civex aims to allow small investors to start their own interest groups to share voting insights. Jackie Cook
Twitter in Turmoil: Elon Musk and his efforts to buy Twitter has been a hot topic, what lessons are there to take away? What did more than 2.8 million people have to say about this problem? Here’s a summary with all the info you need, and solutions that Civex is working on April 4th: An …
A proxy fight is a situation in which a number of shareholders in a company form a unified group with the intention of voting for or against a certain action, such as electing members of the board of directors, approving a merger or acquisition, or other important business issues. Because of this, a proxy fight …
When you’re unhappy with a product or service, you typically have a few avenues for recourse, some of which are passive — you simply stop doing business with the company in question — others, like making your complaints public, are more direct. For shareholders, the best time to get an understanding of the companies in …
Civex is the fintech company founded to increase the participation of individual investors in proxy voting by hosting a community where individual investors, shareholder advocates, and publicly traded companies can engage and discuss issues including upcoming proxy votes. Civex is where people meet, discuss, take action, and have an impact with companies on issues that matter.
The newsletter with fresh takes at the intersection of corporate democracy, proxy voting, and topics of interest.
