Category: Free Enterprise Project
Boeing Refuses to Listen to Passengers With Disabilities
Washington, D.C. - At this week's Boeing annual meeting, a disability activist with the National Center for Public Policy Research will call out Boeing executives for refusing to establish a Disability Access Committee to improve safety and accessibility for passengers ...
Former Indiana Attorney General Adds Legal Firepower to Free Enterprise Project
Washington, D.C. -- Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., has been named Senior Advisor for the National Center for Public Policy Research's Free Enterprise Project (FEP), adding significant legal muscle to FEP's powerhouse team of right-of-center shareholder activists ...
Shareholders to Confront Starbucks on Covering Transition—but Not Detransition
Washington, D.C. – Starbucks shareholders will have the opportunity this week to weigh in on the company’s lack of health care coverage for gender detransition services, prompted by a proposal from the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise ...
Steve Milloy: Knowledge Is Forbidden Fruit At Apple
"What happens to Apple, Apple stock and Apple shareholders when China invades Taiwan?" In a commentary published at The Daily Caller, Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy blasts Apple for refusing to report to shareholders on the extent of ...
The Airlines and Airline Manufacturers Have Had 40 Years to Support Passengers with Disabilities – With Few Exceptions, They Have Failed Miserably
Air travel for passengers with disabilities is often fraught with unnecessary and significant challenges. In the commentary below, Able Americans Senior Researcher Mark Mostert takes a closer look at the Airline Carrier Access Act, which was passed in 1986. In ...
Deere Must Demonstrate Clear Emissions ROI to End Greenwashing Doubts
Washington, D.C. – Ahead of Deere & Company’s annual shareholder meeting this week, the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) is urging Deere investors to support its shareholder proposal requesting an “Emissions Reduction ROI Audit.” Proposal ...
Peeling Back the Apple: Shareholder Activists Seek to Expose Company’s China Entanglements
Washington, D.C. – Ahead of next week’s Apple, Inc. annual shareholder meeting, the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP) is urging Apple investors to support its shareholder proposal requesting a “China Entanglement Audit.” At Tuesday’s meeting, ...
FEP Comes Full Circle: Shareholder Activism Pioneer Takes the Helm at Free Enterprise Project
Washington, D.C. – Steven Milloy, a pioneer of conservative shareholder activism and an early architect of the movement to hold corporations accountable to shareholders, has been named Executive Director of the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project ...
Hiding from Shareholders: McDonald’s and UPS
"When companies silence reasonable shareholder questions, they erode shareholder trust," writes Free Enterprise Project Associate Esther Bouquet in the commentary below. She describes how both McDonald's and UPS "are avoiding scrutiny, choosing exclusion over transparent engagement on whether DEI and ...
Now Hiring: Free Enterprise Project Associate
The National Center for Public Policy Research is seeking a Free Enterprise Project Associate to support its work challenging the Left’s growing influence in corporate America. This role offers a unique opportunity to engage in shareholder activism, conduct research and ...
