Star Equity (STRR) Proxy filing summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Proxy filing summary
20 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Annual meeting set for May 24, 2016; agenda covers five director elections, advisory say-on-pay, KPMG ratification and a 2009 incentive plan amendment.
Record-date holders had one vote per share; 34,407,697 common shares were outstanding on March 28, 2016.
Voting matters and shareholder proposals
The board recommended FOR all five director nominees and each of the three other proposals.
Director election requires a plurality; say-on-pay, auditor ratification and plan approval each require a majority of voting power present or represented, with abstentions counting against the latter three.
Plan amendment would add 2.4 million shares; estimated maximum dilution is 6.36%, with about 792,000 shares available before the increase.
Rule 14a-8 proposals for the 2017 meeting were due by December 14, 2016; other business notices were due January 28-February 27, 2017.
Board of directors and corporate governance
Five directors were nominated for annual election; four of the five serving directors were deemed independent, with CEO Stephen A. Nolan the sole non-independent director.
Leadership split in May 2015; Jeffrey E. Eberwein became independent chair in June as the CEO focused on strategy and operations.
Strategic Planning Committee formed in October 2015 to assess strategy resources, external developments and strategic initiatives.
Board met 14 times in 2015; directors each attended at least 75% of applicable board and committee meetings.
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