The phrase "address shareholder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of speaking to or communicating with shareholders, typically in a business or corporate context.
Example: "During the annual meeting, the CEO will address shareholders to discuss the company's performance and future plans."
Alternatives: "speak to shareholders" or "communicate with shareholders".
to address shareholder proposals on gender pay gaps.
Even more are likely to address shareholder concerns during this proxy season, Ms. Bowie said.
Target companies respond to activist campaigns with a variety of structural and behavioral actions, some designed to create obstacles for activists and some designed to address shareholder concerns.
While the boards of U.S. public companies have a fiduciary responsibility to address shareholder value creation, there is an emerging debate about what to consider.
He advises clients on questions of value performance and value impact associated with different strategic options and also helps them address shareholder activism.
Such reforms seek to address shareholder disquiet at cases in which managers have awarded themselves large pay increases, even though this has not gone alongside improved corporate performance.
Our findings show that companies can effectively use disclosure mechanisms as one tool to address shareholders' concerns on executive pay.
Providing some of the rollicking action inside the convention center, two former directors leading a campaign to oust Mr. Eisner -- Roy E. Disney, the nephew of the company's founder, and Stanley P. Gold -- were given 15 minutes to address shareholders.
The former Barclays chief executive, who was forced out of the bank in the wake of the Libor rigging crisis, is expected to address shareholders in his existing banking venture in Africa, Atlas Mara, when it publishes its results on Tuesday.
Even so, there were signs that a boycott of Coca-Cola might be called at some point as the bus stops for rallies in Greensboro, N.C., Richmond, Va., Washington and finally Wilmington, where Mr. Jones plans to address shareholders.
One step in the U.S. (Delaware): Contact a corporate-services group with the name of the entrepreneur's company, its address, shareholders, directors and officers and the amount of capital.
