Category: UAL
Left’s Corporate Takeover “Nearly Completed”
With the left “actively and constantly engag[ing] corporate America,” Free Enterprise Project (FEP) Director Justin Danhof, Esq., had to admit it: “They’re winning!” “They’re winning,” he pointed out, “for one simple word: engagement.” Through politicized company ratings, protests and activism ...
Virtual Meetings Shortchange Shareholders
“CEOs of publicly traded companies may tell shareholders that they miss seeing them in person, but they are taking advantage of the virtual meeting format to duck those shareholders’ tough questions.” I point this out in a new commentary published ...
NRATV Covers FEP’s Challenge of United CEO Over NRA Snub
After taking on United Airlines about the awkward way in which the CEO dropped the company’s ties with the National Rifle Association (NRA), I was asked to be on NRATV’s “Cam and Co.” program to explain the situation to viewers ...
United Airlines CEO Reaffirms Dumping NRA Despite Employee Disapproval of Decision
Munoz Refuses to Say If Opioid Makers, Others May Face Similar Treatment Chicago, IL/Washington, D.C. – The head of United Airlines was called out by a shareholder today for making a “personal” decision to end United’s relationship with the National Rifle ...
Conservatives Must Become a “Squeaky Wheel” to Influence Corporate America
“Now is the time for action. Now is not the time for passivity.” That’s the advice Justin Danhof, Esq., the National Center’s general counsel and director of its Free Enterprise Project (FEP), has for conservatives when it comes to dealing ...
Free Enterprise Project Challenges Anti-Second Amendment Corporations
Third of a three-part series Following the Parkland shooting, the corporate backlash against the NRA and the Second Amendment was quick and decisive. At the Free Enterprise Project, we took the backlash as a call for action. We immediately reallocated ...
United CEO’s “Personal” Decision Against NRA Deemed “Political” by Experts and Employees
It was another “Tim Cook moment” for corporate America – this time involving United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz. And, once again, it came courtesy of the National Center’s Justin Danhof. Munoz, answering a question posed by the National Center’s Free ...
United Airlines Confronted About Breaking Ties with the NRA
After Parkland School Shooting, United Joined Liberal Mob Denouncing National Rifle Association and Ended Relationship With Group United CEO Oscar Munoz Tells Shareholder Activist That the Obviously Political Decision Wasn’t Political Chicago, IL / Washington, D.C. – United Airlines CEO ...