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Investment Advisory Disclosures Form ADV Part 2 Harrington Investments, Inc. 1001 2nd Street, Suite 325 Napa, California 94559 T: 7072526166 F: 7072577923 www.harringtoninvestments.com September 15,

How to fill out 2018 proxy resolutions and

How to fill out 2018 proxy resolutions and

1. Obtain a copy of the 2018 proxy resolutions form from the relevant source, such as the company or organization that provided it.
2. Review the instructions provided with the form to understand how to properly fill it out.
3. Start by filling in your personal information, such as your name, address, and contact details.
4. Read each resolution carefully and understand its purpose and implications.
5. Use the provided checkboxes or fill-in fields to indicate your vote or stance on each resolution.
6. If there is an option to write additional comments or explanations, do so if necessary.
7. Double-check that you have completed all the required sections and have not missed any important details.
8. Sign and date the proxy resolution form to indicate your official agreement and authorization.
9. Follow the instructions for submitting the completed form, whether it's by mail, email, or online submission.
10. Keep a copy of the filled-out proxy resolution form for your records.

Who needs 2018 proxy resolutions and?

1. Shareholders of a company who wish to participate in voting for decisions and resolutions.
2. Members of an organization or association who have the right to voice their opinions and vote on important matters.
3. Investors who have a stake in a particular company or investment fund and want to exercise their voting rights.
4. Individuals who have appointed someone as a proxy to vote on their behalf due to their absence or inability to attend the voting event.
5. Any person or entity with a legal interest in the outcome of the resolutions, such as creditors or stakeholders.

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What is proxy resolutions and voting?

Proxy resolutions and voting refer to the process where shareholders authorize someone else to vote on their behalf at a company's annual meeting or on important corporate matters.

Who is required to file proxy resolutions and voting?

Shareholders of a company are typically required to file proxy resolutions and voting.

How to fill out proxy resolutions and voting?

Shareholders can fill out proxy resolutions and voting by following the instructions provided by the company, typically through mail or online platforms.

What is the purpose of proxy resolutions and voting?

The purpose of proxy resolutions and voting is to ensure that shareholders have a say in important corporate decisions and to collectively influence the direction of the company.

What information must be reported on proxy resolutions and voting?

Proxy resolutions and voting typically require information such as the shareholder's name, number of shares held, voting preferences, and any proposals being voted on.