Thomson Reuters Board Election Secures 97.17%–99.96% Support, Adds Two Directors
TRI•Thomson Reuters elected all 14 board nominees at its June 10 annual meeting, with vote support spanning 97.17% (393.2 million votes for Peter J. Thomson) to 99.96% (404.5 million votes for Liz Hilton Segel). Newly elected directors Michael Medline and Liz Hilton Segel joined the board; shareholders reappointed PwC as auditor and approved an advisory executive-compensation resolution.
1. Board Election Outcomes
At the June 10 annual meeting, Thomson Reuters shareholders elected all 14 board nominees, with vote support ranging from 97.17% (393.2 million votes for Peter J. Thomson) to 99.96% (404.5 million votes for Liz Hilton Segel).
2. Appointment of New Directors
Newly elected directors Michael Medline and Liz Hilton Segel received 399.5 million votes (98.74% support) and 404.5 million votes (99.96% support) respectively, each beginning their first term on the board.
3. Additional Meeting Resolutions
Shareholders reappointed PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as auditor, approved an advisory resolution on executive compensation and rejected one shareholder proposal, with final voting results to be filed with Canadian and U.S. regulators.
