Marriott International

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Shareholder advocacy aimed at Marriott International

1 recorded campaign from 1 organization.

  • The Shareholder Commons · 2022

    The Shareholder Commons at Marriott International

    Asked the company to address housekeeping starting wages cited at $12.00/hour against a benchmark $20.40/hour living wage, alongside racial-representation gaps in leadership and a large CEO-to-median-worker pay ratio (cited at 346 to 1).

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What shareholders voted on

From Marriott International’s own filings with the SEC. Support is the share of votes cast for and against, so abstentions and broker non-votes are not counted in it.

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ItemKindAsked for bySupportOutcome
The advisory resolution on the compensation of Marriott’s named executive officers with the following votesSay on pay97.7%Passed
Marriott’s stockholders voted against amending Marriott’s Certificate of Incorporation and Bylaws to provide holders of 25% of Company stock the right to call special meetings (this item required approval of 66 2/3rds of the voting power of the shares outstanding) with the following votesCompany proposal75.5%Passed
A stockholder resolution to implement simple majority voting in Marriott’s Governance Documents with the following votesCompany proposal65.3%Passed
Marriott’s stockholders voted against a stockholder resolution to allow holders of 15% of Marriott stock to call special meetings with the following votesCompany proposal34.6%Failed
The appointment of Ernst & Young LLP as Marriott’s independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal year 2018 with the following votesAuditor98.6%Passed
Election of Aylwin B. LewisDirector99.7%Passed
Election of Frederick A. HendersonDirector99.6%Passed
Election of W. Mitt RomneyDirector99.3%Passed
Election of Arne M. SorensonDirector99.2%Passed
Election of Susan C. SchwabDirector99.2%Passed
Election of Deborah M. HarrisonDirector99.1%Passed
Election of Mary K. BushDirector99.1%Passed
Election of Bruce W. DuncanDirector99%Passed
Election of Steven S ReinemundDirector98.9%Passed
Election of J.W. Marriott, Jr.Director98.9%Passed
Election of Eric HippeauDirector98.6%Passed
Election of Debra L. LeeDirector98.1%Passed
Election of George MuñozDirector97.8%Passed
Election of Lawrence W. KellnerDirector97.3%Passed

Proxy statements and vote results

Straight from Marriott International’s own SEC filings. The proxy statement lists what shareholders were asked to vote on; the 8-K certifies how the vote went.

YearFilingFiled
2026Vote results2026-05-13
2026Proxy statement2026-03-27
2025Vote results2025-05-13
2025Proxy statement2025-03-27
2024Vote results2024-05-15
2024Proxy statement2024-03-27
2023Vote results2023-05-16
2023Proxy statement2023-03-28
2022Vote results2022-05-11
2022Proxy statement2022-03-22
2021Vote results2021-05-12
2021Proxy statement2021-04-05
2020Vote results2020-05-12
2020Proxy statement2020-04-08
2019Vote results2019-05-15
2019Proxy statement2019-04-10
2018Vote results2018-05-10
2018Proxy statement2018-04-04

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