Category: PFE
Pfizer and Levi Strauss Face Challenges from Conservative Shareholders Over Support of Divisive Causes
Washington, D.C. – At this week’s Pfizer and Levi Strauss annual shareholder meetings, shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will demand accountability for the companies’ partisan and divisive charitable donations. Both proposals ...
Levi Strauss, Pfizer, Goldman Sachs and Cigna Face Challenges from Conservative Shareholders
Proposals Target Donations to Radical Causes, Net Zero Plans and DEI Programs Washington, D.C. – Shareholder activists with the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) will present proposals at four shareholder meetings this week –Levi Strauss, ...
The 2023 Shareholder Meeting Season in Review
Like last year, the 2023 shareholder meeting season was a mixed bag of hope and frustration. On one hand, rampant wokeness and corruption continue to define shareholder meetings. But promisingly, there is more pushback to corporate wokeness than ever before, ...
FEP Takes Legal Action Against the SEC, Starbucks, Target and More
In conjunction with a wide array of law firms, both private and nonprofit, the Free Enterprise Project (FEP) has initiated legal proceedings against both government actors and corporations to stop the spread of woke ideologies through our laws, regulations and ...
Introducing the 2023 Corporate Incest Chart
"Why is James Quincey, the CEO of Coca-Cola, also on Pfizer’s Board of Directors?" asked Free Enterprise Project Associate Ethan Peck in a recent Human Events commentary. "Seems awfully convenient that the guy who seeks to profit most from sugary ...
Scott Shepard: States Can Stop the Outsourcing of Race Discrimination by Corporations
Last week The Federalist published an important story detailing how various companies are “laundering” or “out-sourcing” their efforts to discriminate against so-called “non-diverse” employees on the basis of race, sex and orientation to non-profits, charities and public benefit corporations. It reported that [i]n response to ...
Scott Shepard: Chips Subsidies Will Fail As Moon Shots and Covid Vaccines Already Have
Really, that headline is too long. “Industrial policy will fail,” would have been enough. It’s exhausting that we collectively have to learn this again and again. Industrial policy does not work because it relies on central planning by government “experts,” ...
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 ...
It’s Past Time for Corporations to Abandon the World Economic Forum
And so, after two years of lockdowns required them to do their plotting by Zoom, the self-appointed Masters of the Universe have met again in Davos, Switzerland, presumably in a castle shaped like the skull of a vicious animal, to ...
Goldman Sachs, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson Held Accountable by Shareholder Activists
Shareholder Proposals Question Spending and Racial Equity Policies Washington, D.C. – The Free Enterprise Project (FEP) presented proposals at the Goldman Sachs, Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson annual shareholder meetings today. The Goldman Sachs and Pfizer proposals addressed the companies’ ...
