Time Warner Annual Meeting, May 19, 2006
Walmart Annual Meeting, June 2, 2006
Welcome to Proxy Information.com!
adrzx.com provides reliable, factual information to shareholders on
the merits of selected corporate accountability shareholder resolutions to
help shareholders reach their voting decisions.
Each year about 1000 resolutions are filed, addressing vital issues like
executive pay, options expensing, global climate change, board diversity, protecting employee rights,
renewable energy, sexual orientation and many other issues.
Shareholder proponents are limited to just 500 words to explain their proposals in company proxy
statements. This limitation does not provide adequate space to discuss the implications of many issues
raised in proposals. Many institutional shareholders have told us it is difficult to find detailed
discussions by proponents about their proposals. adrzx.com is designed to help meet that
need. Diligent proxy voting is an important fiduciary duty of all investors. Federal securities regulations
allow investors to engage corporate management on social and corporate governance matters by filing
shareholder resolutions which appear on annual company proxy statements. For shareholder rights and
proxy voting basics see Proxy Voting 101.
We provide shareholders thoughtful, well-reasoned and factual arguments in favor of a small number of
pending social issue resolutions. We strive to communicate complex social and environmental issues to
shareholders in a manner that minimizes rhetoric and emphasizes the economic merits of each
pending issue, addressing its potential impact on profitability and corporate operations.
For each company, we provide the full text of the resolution, a short summary of the issue, a more
detailed discussion of the proposal, and links to supplemental sources of information where available.
We also provide contact information for follow up questions.
Now is a crucial time for all investors to pay close attention to their rights and responsibilities as
shareholders by actively evaluating the issues raised in proxy statements. Recent corporate scandals
demonstrate how readily securities laws can be violated. Deliberate proxy voting sends a much-needed
message to management that shareholders are watching and expect honest, responsive management.
