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NIRI 2010 Annual Conference Onsite Survey: Annual General Meetings 1. Do you work for a company that hosts an annual general meeting (live or virtual)? 1 Yes 55 80% 2 No 14 20% 69 100% 2. How long after the close of the fiscal year do you typically hold your annual meeting? 1 Less than 60 calendar days 2 4% 2 61 to 90 calendar days 5 9% 3 91 to 120 calendar days 6 11% 4 121 to 150 calendar days 30 55% 5 151 to 180 calendar days 10 18% 6 More than 180 calendar days 2 4% 55 100% Mean Median Mode Range 3.85 4 4 5 3. Does your company webcast its annual meeting? 1 Yes, in part 5 9% 2 Yes, in whole 12 22% 3 No 38 69% 55 100% NIRI 2010 1

4. Does your company currently or have any future plans to hold a virtual annual meeting either in lieu of or in addition to an in-person meeting? 1 Yes 4 7% 2 No 50 93% 5. Does your company typically hire a proxy solicitor? 1 Yes 27 50% 2 No 27 50% 6. Does your company typically issue a press release announcing the annual meeting results? 1 Yes 18 33% 2 No 36 67% 7. Will you have/have you had any shareholder measures (i.e. a proposal that is sponsored by a shareholder or group of shareholders that is not on the company s BOD or in management) on the ballot this proxy season? 1 Yes 7 13% 2 No 47 87% 8. What shareholder measures are/were on your proxy this year? (Select all that apply) 1 Shareholder nominated Director nomination 1 14% 2 Staggered board 1 14% 3 Executive compensation issues (e.g. say on pay, pay for performance) 2 29% 4 Independent chair 2 29% NIRI 2010 2

5 Reporting requirements on political contributions 2 29% 6 M&A, corporate structure issues 0 0% 7 Return of cash to shareholders 0 0% 8 Hostile takeover 0 0% 9 Independent auditor provisions/limitations 1 14% 10 Poison pill removal / limitations 0 0% 11 Voting issues (e.g. majority voting, cumulative voting) 2 29% 12 Shareholder access/rights 2 29% 13 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) proposals 1 14% Other, please specify 0 0% 9. From whom did the shareholder measure(s) originate? (Select all that apply) 1 Hedge fund activist 0 0% 2 Public pension plan 2 29% 3 Labor fund 1 14% 4 Individual shareholder 1 14% 5 Other institutional fund manager 1 14% 6 Group consisting of more than one shareholder type 3 43% Other, please specify 1 14% 10. Please select the measures below that your company has voluntarily adopted. If your company has not voluntarily adopted any of these or similar measures, please select None. 1 Shareholder nominated Director nomination 4 8% 2 Staggered board 11 22% 3 Executive compensation issues (e.g. say on pay, pay for performance) 8 16% 4 Independent chair 15 30% 5 Reporting requirements on political contributions 2 4% 6 M&A, corporate structure issues 2 4% 7 Return of cash to shareholders 6 12% 8 Hostile takeover 1 2% 9 Independent auditor provisions/limitations 15 30% 10 Poison pill removal / limitations 5 10% 11 Voting issues (e.g. majority voting, cumulative voting) 12 24% NIRI 2010 3

12 Shareholder access/rights 2 4% 13 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) proposals 6 12% 14 None 17 34% Other, please specify 1 2% 11. Has your company had its annual meeting for this proxy season yet? 1 Yes 37 70% 2 No 16 30% 53 100% 12. Did shareholders approve any shareholder-sponsored proposals? 1 Yes 3 8% 2 No 4 11% 3 N/A: We had no shareholder-sponsored proposals this year 30 81% 37 100% 13. Please select the shareholder proposals that were approved. 1 Shareholder nominated Director nomination 0 0% 2 Staggered board 0 0% 3 Executive compensation issues (e.g. say on pay, pay for performance) 1 33% 4 Independent chair 0 0% 5 Reporting requirements on political contributions 0 0% 6 M&A, corporate structure issues 0 0% 7 Return of cash to shareholders 0 0% 8 Hostile takeover 0 0% 9 Independent auditor provisions/limitations 0 0% 10 Poison pill removal / limitations 0 0% 11 Voting issues (e.g. majority voting, cumulative voting) 1 33% 12 Shareholder access/rights 2 67% NIRI 2010 4

13 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) proposals 0 0% Other, please specify 0 0% 14. Compared with previous proxy seasons, have you noticed a change in the number of votes garnered for director elections? 1 No, there was no noticeable change 18 49% 2 Yes, there were more votes for director elections than in previous years 4 11% 3 Yes, there were fewer votes for director elections than in previous years 9 24% 4 Don t know 6 16% 37 100% Demographics 15. What is your company's market cap size? 1 Micro-cap: Less than $250 million 6 11% 2 Small-cap: $250 million to less than $2 billion 24 45% 3 Mid-cap: $2 billion to less than $10 billion 12 23% 4 Large-cap: $10 billion to less than $25 billion 8 15% 5 Mega-cap: $25 billion and above 3 6% 53 100% Mean Median Mode Range 2.58 2 2 4 16. Please identify the industry that most closely aligns with your company s primary business. Check one. NIRI 2010 5

1 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting (NAICS 11) 0 0% 2 Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction (NAICS 21) 0 0% 3 Utilities (NAICS 22) 5 10% 4 Construction (NAICS 23) 2 4% 5 Manufacturing (NAICS 31-33) 9 17% 6 Wholesale Trade (NAICS 42) 1 2% 7 Retail Trade (NAICS 44-45) 2 4% 8 Transportation and Warehousing (NAICS 48-49) 1 2% 9 Information (NAICS 51) 3 6% 10 Finance and Insurance (NAICS 52) 7 13% 11 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing (NAICS 53) 2 4% 12 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (NAICS 54) 7 13% 13 Management of Companies and Enterprises (NAICS 55) 0 0% 14 Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services (NAICS 56) 0 0% 15 Educational Services (NAICS 61) 1 2% 16 Health Care and Social Assistance (NAICS 62) 6 12% 17 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation (NAICS 71) 0 0% 18 Accommodation and Food Services (NAICS 72) 1 2% 19 Other Services (NAICS 81) 5 10% 52 100% NIRI 2010 6