Category: PEP
FEP Locks In Deals With Chevron, PepsiCo and Bristol Myers Squibb
The shareholder activism wins keep coming in 2026! On the heels of our announcement last week that our Free Enterprise Project (FEP) had successfully negotiated shareholder proposal withdrawals with five corporations -- Prudential, Eli Lilly, Exxon, Capital One and AT&T ...
Wall Street Journal Front Page Features National Center Activism
The shareholder activism of the National Center's Free Enterprise Project (FEP) was featured yesterday on the front page of The Wall Street Journal print edition. In a page-one feature entitled "‘Anti-Woke’ Shareholders Are Going After Corporate Boards," Sarah Nassauer and ...
I’ll Take a Soda, a Show and Even the Check – But Please, Hold the DEI
Conservative Shareholders Challenge Discriminatory Practices at Coca-Cola, Pepsi, MGM and Citigroup Meetings Washington, D.C. – Giving voice to growing concerns regarding corporate Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies, shareholders with the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project ...
Corporations in the Crosshairs: Shareholder Proposals Target DEI, Human Rights Hypocrisy, Unrealistic Emissions Commitments and More
Citigroup, IBM, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, MGM, Capital One, Kraft Heinz and Berkshire Hathaway Should Return to Neutrality on Social and Political Issues Washington, D.C. – In one of their busiest weeks of the season, shareholder activists with the National Center for ...
Sarah Rehberg: Wall Street Is In Bed With Crazy Climate Activists
Climate Collusion With Consequences? In a commentary published by The Daily Caller, Free Enterprise Project Deputy Director Sarah Rehberg notes that "the ESG lobby has apparently done such a good job bragging about its partnerships that federal lawmakers are investigating whether ...
Conservative Shareholder Activists Present Proposals Addressing Abortion, DEI and Fossil Fuels
Washington, D.C. – Shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present proposals at eight shareholder meetings this week - including Eli Lilly, Bristol Myers Squibb and Capital One. As shareholder meeting season ...
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 ...
Corporations Hide Behind Virtual Meeting Format to Avoid Questions About HRC Partnerships
Washington, D.C. – The Free Enterprise Project (FEP) was met with radio silence by a number of corporations at their annual shareholder meetings this week after challenging them over their paid partnerships with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC). FEP Associate ...
As Big Businesses Get Woke, Americans Trust Them Less
After acting as a muscle for left-wing political interests, corporate America is finally getting its comeuppance. The results of an annual Gallup poll show a dramatic drop in public satisfaction with institutions such as religion, business and government as well ...
Native American Activist: Renaming Teams “Like Another Indian Removal Act”
Despite what you may have heard from the once-mainstream news media, huge swathes of Native Americans eagerly seek to retain Native representation throughout American culture – including the Washington Redskins, Cleveland Indians, Florida State Seminoles, and other representation – national ...
