2018 SGI shareholder resolutions

The following shareholder resolutions were filed/co-filed by members of the SGI during the 2018 proxy season.

Issue	Company	SGI Filer/Co-Filer	Outcome
Climate Change: Science Based Targets (SBT)	C.H. Robinson	Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary	Received 37.8% of AGM vote.
Climate Change: 2 Degree Business Plan	WEC Energy Group	School Sisters of Notre Dame, Central Pacific Province	Withdrawn (WEC will publish 2 degree scenario report)
Climate Change: 2 Degree Business Plan	CMS Energy	Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary	Withdrawn (CMS will publish 2 degree scenario report)
Climate Change: 2 Degree Business Plan	Exxon Mobil	Sisters of St. Francis (Rochester, MN)	Withdrawn (Exxon issued climate risk report)
Climate Change: 2 Degree Business Plan	Valero Energy	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Withdrawn (Valero will publish 2 degree scenario report)
Corporate Governance: Separate Chair & CEO	AbbVie	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc., Sisters of St Joseph –TOSF	Received 38% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Separate Chair & CEO	Pfizer	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Received 26% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Separate Chair & CEO	Johnson & Johnson	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Withdrawn (J&J agreed to amend its Principles for Corporate Governance.)
Corporate Governance: Business Standards	Wells Fargo	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Withdrawn (Wells Fargo agreed to publish a business standards review.)
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	AT&T	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Received 34% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	AbbVie	Sisters of St. Agnes	Received 24% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	Alphabet	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Received 19% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	Exxon Mobil	Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order, Dana Investment Advisors, Inc., Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA), Sinsinawa Dominicans, Sisters of St. Agnes	Received 26% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	Chevron	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Received 32% of AGM vote.
Corporate Governance: Lobbying & Political Spending	Disney (Walt) Company / ABC	Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order	Received 37% of AGM vote.
Food Justice: Access to Nutrition	Dr. Pepper Snapple	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Received 4% of AGM vote.
Food Justice: Antibiotics	McDonald’s	Sisters of St. Francis (Rochester, MN), Sisters of St Joseph –TOSF	Withdrawn (McDonald’s will publicly announce an antibiotic use policy for beef by the end of 2018)
Water Stewardship: Corporate Water Impacts	Tyson Foods	Sisters of St. Agnes	Received 16% of AGM vote.
Human Rights: Supply Chain	McDonald’s	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Withdrawn (McDonald’s will revise the Scale for Good Website to include language: prohibiting direct and indirect fees for employment; not retain original government-issued identification; and provide oral and written contracts in a language understood by the person.)
Human Rights: Supply Chain	Chevron	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc.	Received 7% of AGM vote.
Health: Tobacco	Altria	Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondolet	Received 4% of AGM vote.
Health: Tobacco	Phillip Morris Int’l	Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondolet	Withdrawn (PMI agreed to a meeting with the company’s liaison to the Smokefree World Foundation and our making a statement at their AGM.)
Health: Affordability of Medicines	AbbVie	Dana Investment Advisors	Received 21% of AGM vote.
Health: Affordability of Medicines	Amgen	Dana Investment Advisors, Inc., Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Receieved 26% of AGM vote.
Health: Affordability of Medicines	Biogen	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Received 28% of AGM vote.
Health: Affordability of Medicines	Eli Lilly	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Received 18% of AGM vote.
Health: Affordability of Medicines	Pfizer	Sisters of St. Francis (Dubuque, IA)	Omitted

Bold text is lead filer.

Links to previous proxy seasons:

• SGI’s shareholder resolutions from the 2017 proxy season