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This document serves as a proxy statement for Chegg, Inc.\'s Annual Meeting of Stockholders to be held on June 5, 2024. It includes voting instructions for stockholders regarding the election of directors, executive compensation, and the appointment of the independent registered public accounting firm.

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How to fill out schedule 14a proxy statement

1. Obtain the official proxy statement form Schedule 14A from the SEC website.
2. Fill out the company's basic information, including name and address, in the first section.
3. Indicate the meeting date and location where shareholders will vote.
4. Clearly outline the proposals that shareholders will be voting on, including any amendments to corporate governance.
5. Provide details about the board of directors, including biographical information and statement of qualifications for each nominee.
6. Include information on executive compensation, including the amount paid to top executives and any stock options or bonuses.
7. State any related party transactions that may present a conflict of interest.
8. Offer a summary of how many shares are eligible to vote and the voting rights attached to them.
9. Review and sign the document, ensuring compliance with all SEC rules and regulations before submission.
10. File the completed proxy statement with the SEC and distribute it to shareholders prior to the meeting.

Who needs schedule 14a proxy statement?

1. Corporations planning to hold a shareholder meeting to approve matters requiring a vote.
2. Publicly traded companies that must submit disclosures to the SEC about their governance and financial decisions.
3. Investors and shareholders who need to make informed voting decisions regarding company proposals and board members.

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What is schedule 14a proxy statement?

Schedule 14A is a form required by the SEC for the filing of proxy statements by publicly-traded companies. It provides information to shareholders about matters that will be voted on at shareholder meetings.

Who is required to file schedule 14a proxy statement?

Publicly-traded companies that are registered under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 are required to file Schedule 14A proxy statements.

How to fill out schedule 14a proxy statement?

To fill out Schedule 14A, companies must include details about the meeting agenda, proposals to be voted on, executive compensation, and any relevant financial information, all in accordance with SEC guidelines.

What is the purpose of schedule 14a proxy statement?

The purpose of Schedule 14A is to provide shareholders with essential information so they can make informed decisions on matters that require their vote, including elections of directors and executive compensation.

What information must be reported on schedule 14a proxy statement?

The proxy statement must report information on the meeting date, agenda items, voting procedures, recommendations from the board of directors, and details about executive compensation and director nominations.