Category: CVX
Shareholders Challenge Chevron Over Risky Energy Policies
Washington, D.C. -- At today’s annual meeting of Chevron shareholders, a representative of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present a proposal questioning the wisdom of Chevron’s risky climate commitments. FEP’s proposal, Item 6, ...
Chevron Risks Allegations of Greenwashing by Overcommitting to Carbon Reduction
Washington, D.C. – At today’s annual Chevron shareholder meeting, the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present a proposal (Item 4) asking for the energy corporation to report the risks arising from its voluntary carbon-reduction ...
Corporate Elites Don’t Recognize Shareholders As Owners
Every American has experienced miserable customer service from our corporate overlords, but that cold shoulder is a warm hug compared to how corporations cheat and deceive their own owners — the shareholders. As a conservative shareholder activist for the Free ...
After Twelve Years in Davos, Morgan Stanley CEO Claims Not to Know WEF Agenda
Washington, D.C. – Morgan Stanley CEO James P. Gorman today insisted that even after attending a dozen World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meetings in Davos, he still doesn’t know the agenda of the organization his company funds. During the company’s ...
Waking Up Conservatives About Proxy Voting
Voting is important. And just as it’s important to vote for political leaders, it’s of equal importance these days for conservative investors to vote their proxy ballots as shareholders. At last week's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Dallas, Free ...
“This is the Moment in Time” to Stop Marxism in Corporate America
Corporate America’s emergence as a muscle for the left’s radical agenda wasn’t a surprise to everyone. Bill Walton – a former CEO among many other accomplishments during his career in politics and business – noted on his eponymous talk show that ...
How Corporate Campuses Get Woke Like College Campuses
In all of 20 minutes, veteran broadcaster Jim Bohannon’s views about the politics of corporate America were changed. His eyes were opened by Justin Danhof, Esq. – director of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project – during a nationwide interview ...
In Bradley Series, Danhof Urges Conservative Engagement with Corporate America
Conservatives and people of faith need to “engage with companies” to prevent them from being wholly taken over by a left-wing political agenda. “If we don’t engage,” said Justin Danhof, Esq., director of the National Center’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP), ...
Labor Department Demands Microsoft Explain Its Racist Hiring Practices
After Microsoft’s recent announcement that it will “double the number of Black and African American people” within its leadership ranks, the Department of Labor has notified the company that its pledge smacks of good old-fashioned racism. As a federal contractor, ...
Rigging the Vote in Corporate America
“Liberals used to abhor ‘big business,’ railed against monopolistic markets, and complained about allegedly rigged votes. But now that big business regularly supports liberal causes and a monopolistic market has allowed the left to rig hundreds of votes, liberal loudmouths ...
