Last week, I had the honor of putting on the headphones and chatting with Steve Chiotakis about Moxy Vote. Turns out, Steve was hosting American Public Media’s Marketplace Money show, there were a few hundred thousand people listening, and I don’t have the booming baritone voice I’d imagined. If you missed it on your localContinue Reading
Moxy Vote’s very own Mark Schlegel put on his best suit and favorite tie and jumped in front of the cameras for BNN in Canada. See the interview here.
There’s a really good article in today’s New York Times about the practices, politics and potential of retail proxy voting. Tara Siegel Bernard did her homework on this one, interviewing Mark Latham of the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee, Nell Minow of The Corporate Library, Stephen Davis of Yale, Michael Passoff of As You Sow, andContinue Reading
If you are still not sure how Moxy Vote can help you, check out this article at BusinessWeek. Our very own Doug Gates eloquently describes who we are and how we help shareholders have a voice. In addition to Doug, the article quotes three important folks: An advocate on our site – Eric Cohen fromContinue Reading
I don’t usually toot this many horns. But the Wall Street Journal just wrote about us again. Rob Curran lists many different ways that small investors can get involved in the governance process, and he’s singled out Moxy Vote as a good way to vote over the Web.
Last week, the launch of Moxy Vote was covered in the print and online editions of the Wall Street Journal, with a photo of a few of us! Cari Tuna’s article outlines the sorry state of retail proxy participation – 87% of retail shareholders do not vote – and she describes the possibility of ourContinue Reading
Here, we muse about proxy voting, corporate governance, our startup experience, and whatever else strikes our fancy.
