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Shareholder advocacy aimed at ExxonMobil

14 recorded campaigns from 7 organizations.

  • · 2025

    Climate Action 100+ investor signatories at ExxonMobil

    Reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the value chain, set short-term targets, disclose a decarbonization strategy and align policy engagement with the Paris Agreement.

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  • · 2024

    Investors documented by ICCR at ExxonMobil

    Vote against board members because the company sued investors who filed a climate shareholder resolution instead of challenging it through the established SEC process.

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  • · 2023

    not stated in source at ExxonMobil

    Adopt a policy to avoid development in ecologically sensitive and biologically rich areas such as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

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  • Oxfam America · 2023

    Oxfam America at ConocoPhillips, Chevron and ExxonMobil

    Improve disclosure, including public country-by-country reporting of revenue, profit and tax, to prevent tax avoidance.

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  • Christian Brothers Investment Services · 2022

    Christian Brothers Investment Services at ExxonMobil

    Issue an audited report assessing the impact of the IEA Net Zero 2050 scenario on the assumptions, costs, estimates and valuations underlying the company's financial statements.

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  • As You Sow · 2022

    As You Sow at ExxonMobil

    Report how declining fossil fuel demand under the IEA net zero 2050 pathway would affect the company's finances.

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  • As You Sow · 2021

    As You Sow at ExxonMobil

    Publish an audited report assessing how the IEA Net Zero by 2050 pathway would affect the assumptions underlying the company's financial statements.

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  • BNP Paribas Asset Management · 2021

    BNP Paribas Asset Management at ExxonMobil

    Report on how the company's direct and trade association lobbying aligns with the Paris Agreement goal of limiting global warming.

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  • Engine No. 1 · 2021

    Engine No. 1 at ExxonMobil Corp.

    Engine No. 1, an activist investor holding about 0.02% of Exxon's shares, nominated an independent slate of board candidates and asked shareholders to replace directors with people who had experience managing a profitable transition in the energy industry, arguing the existing board lacked the expertise and independence to manage climate-related business risk and to spend capital with discipline.

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  • As You Sow · 2020

    As You Sow at ExxonMobil

    Report on whether and how the company intends to reduce its total carbon footprint in alignment with net zero emissions by 2050.

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  • Mercy Investment Services · 2020

    Mercy Investment Services at ExxonMobil

    Publish an annual report on lobbying policies, payments and recipients, including the state-level lobbying and trade association spending that the company's public disclosures leave out.

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  • · 2016

    New York City Comptroller / New York City pension funds (Boardroom Accountability Project) at Multiple companies (72 targeted in 2016; earlier targets included Netflix, Chipotle, and ExxonMobil)

    The campaign asked companies to adopt 'proxy access' bylaws letting a group of shareholders who together have owned at least 3% of the company's stock for three or more years nominate up to 25% of the board directly on the company's own proxy ballot.

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  • · 2007

    Trillium Asset Management (presented at the meeting by the Human Rights Campaign on behalf of a coalition of advocacy organizations) at ExxonMobil

    Add sexual orientation and gender identity to the company's written nondiscrimination policy and extend equal benefits to same-sex spouses/partners

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  • Trillium Asset Management · 2000

    Trillium Asset Management at ExxonMobil

    Add sexual orientation to the company's nondiscrimination policy

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How organizations asked shareholders to vote

Positions these organizations published themselves, each linked to where they published it. Nothing here is our view of how to vote.

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OrganizationItemAsks shareholders to voteSource
Sierra ClubElection of director Michael J. Angelakis (Chair of the Finance Committee)AgainstPublished position
Sierra ClubElection of director Lawrence W. Kellner (Chair of the Environment, Safety and Public Policy Committee)AgainstPublished position
Majority ActionSay-on-Pay Proposal (Item 3)AgainstPublished position
Majority ActionElection of director Michael J. Angelakis (Chair, Finance Committee)AgainstPublished position
Majority ActionElection of director Lawrence W. Kellner (Chair, Environment/Safety/Public Policy Committee)AgainstPublished position

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