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I received a proxy statement in the mail, what should I do?
I received a proxy statement in the mail, what should I do?
Updated over 5 months ago

The SEC requires companies to send proxy statements to shareholders prior to a shareholder meeting. Since it is difficult for shareholders of all geographical regions to attend the meeting in person, the proxy statement gives a shareholder the right, not the obligation, to participate in a vote to elect directors or approve certain corporate decisions.

The PIN to access the Proxy Vote is: 0000.

To exercise this right, carefully read the statement to gain understanding on the issue, then cast your vote via the Internet, telephone or mail.

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