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Proxy Voting Report Proxy Voting Report Oct 01, 2014 to Sep 30, 2015 1 of 1058 2U Inc Voted Ticker TWOU Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/26/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Christopher J. Paucek For 1.2 Elect Paul A. Maeder For 1.3 Elect Robert M. Stavis For 2 Ratification of Auditor For 3D Systems Corp. Voted Ticker DDD Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/19/2015) Vote Cast 1 Elect William E. Curran For 2 Elect Peter H. Diamandis For 3 Elect Charles W. Hull For 4 Elect William D. Humes For 5 Elect Jim D. Kever For 6 Elect G. Walter Loewenbaum II For 7 Elect Kevin S. Moore For 8 Elect Abraham N. Reichental For 9 Elect Daniel S. Van Riper For 10 Elect Karen E. Welke For 11 2015 Incentive Plan For 12 Ratification of Auditor For 3M Co. Voted Ticker MMM Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/12/2015) Vote Cast 1 Elect Linda G. Alvarado For 2 Elect Sondra L. Barbour For 2 of 1058 3 Elect Thomas K. Brown For 4 Elect Vance D. Coffman For 5 Elect Michael L. Eskew For 6 Elect Herbert L. Henkel For 7 Elect Muhtar Kent For 8 Elect Edward M. Liddy For 9 Elect Inge G. Thulin For 10 Elect Robert J. Ulrich For 11 Ratification of Auditor For 12 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 8X8 Inc. Voted Ticker EGHT Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (07/23/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Guy L. Hecker, Jr. Withhold 1.2 Elect Bryan R. Martin Withhold 1.3 Elect Vikram Verma Withhold 1.4 Elect Eric Salzman Withhold 1.5 Elect Ian Potter Withhold 1.6 Elect Jaswinder Pal Singh Withhold 1.7 Elect Vladimir Jacimovic Withhold 2 Ratification of Auditor For A V Homes Inc. Voted Ticker AVHI Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (06/03/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Paul D. Barnett Withhold 1.2 Elect Roger A. Cregg For 1.3 Elect Kelvin L. Davis For 1.4 Elect Roger W. Einiger For 1.5 Elect Paul Hackwell For 1.6 Elect Joshua Nash For 1.7 Elect Jonathan M. Pertchik For 1.8 Elect Michael F. Profenius For 1.9 Elect Aaron D. Ratner For 3 of 1058 1.10 Elect Joel M. Simon For 2 Ratification of Auditor For 3 Approval of the 2015 Incentive Compensation For Plan A. Schulman Inc. Voted Ticker SHLM Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (12/12/2014) Vote Cast 1 Elect Eugene R. Allspach For 2 Elect Gregory T. Barmore For 3 Elect David G. Birney For 4 Elect Joseph M. Gingo For 5 Elect Michael A. McManus, Jr. For 6 Elect Lee D. Meyer For 7 Elect James A. Mitarotonda For 8 Elect Ernest J. Novak, Jr. For 9 Elect Irvin D. Reid For 10 Elect Bernard Rzepka For 11 Ratification of Auditor For 12 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 13 2014 Equity Incentive Plan For A.M. Castle & Co. Voted Ticker CAS Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/28/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Pamela Forbes Lieberman For 1.2 Elect Kenneth H. Traub For 1.3 Elect Allan J. Young For 1.4 Elect Jonathan B. Mellin Withhold 1.5 Elect Steven W. Scheinkman For 2 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 3 Ratification of Auditor For 4 of 1058 A.O. Smith Corp. Voted Ticker AOS Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (04/14/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Gloster B. Current, Jr. For 1.2 Elect William P. Greubel Withhold 1.3 Elect Idelle K. Wolf For 1.4 Elect Gene C. Wulf For 2 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 3 Ratification of Auditor For AAC Holdings Inc Voted Ticker AAC Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/19/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Jerry D. Bostelman Withhold 1.2 Elect Lucius E. Burch, III For 1.3 Elect Michael T. Cartwright For 1.4 Elect Darrell S. Freeman, Sr Withhold 1.5 Elect David C. Kloeppel For 1.6 Elect Jerrod N. Menz For 1.7 Elect Richard E. Ragsdale For 2 2015 Employee Stock Purchase Plan For 3 Ratification of Auditor For AAON Inc. Voted Ticker AAON Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/19/2015) Vote Cast 1 Elect Norman H. Asbjornson For 2 Elect John B. Johnson, Jr. For 5 of 1058 3 Elect Gary D. Fields For 4 Ratification of Auditor For AAR Corp. Voted Ticker AIR Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (10/08/2014) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Patrick J. Kelly For 1.2 Elect Peter Pace For 1.3 Elect Timothy J. Romenesko For 1.4 Elect Ronald B. Woodard For 2 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 3 Ratification of Auditor For Aaron`s Inc Voted Ticker AAN Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/06/2015) Vote Cast 1 Elect Matthew E. Avril For 2 Elect Leo Benatar For 3 Elect Kathy T. Betty For 4 Elect Brian R. Kahn For 5 Elect H. Eugene Lockhart For 6 Elect John W. Robinson III For 7 Elect Ray M. Robinson For 8 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation Against 9 Ratification of Auditor Against 10 2015 Equity and Incentive Plan For 6 of 1058 Abaxis Inc. Voted Ticker ABAX Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (10/22/2014) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Clinton H. Severson For 1.2 Elect Vernon E. Altman For 1.3 Elect Richard J. Bastiani For 1.4 Elect Michael D. Casey For 1.5 Elect Henk J. Evenhuis For 1.6 Elect Prithipal Singh For 2 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 3 2014 Equity Incentive Plan Against 4 Ratification of Auditor For ABB Ltd. Unvoted Ticker Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (04/30/2015) Vote Cast 1 Non-Voting Meeting Note 2 Accounts and Reports 3 Compensation Report 4 Ratification of Board and Management Acts 5 Allocation of Profits/Dividends 6 Reduction in Par Value of Shares; Capital Distribution 7 Amendments to Articles 8 Increase in Authorized Capital 9 Board Compensation 10 Executive Compensation 11 Elect Roger Agnelli 12 Elect Matti Alahuhta 13 Elect David Constable 14 Elect Louis R. Hughes 15 Elect Michel de Rosen 16 Elect Jacob Wallenberg 17 Elect Ying Yeh 18 Elect Peter R. Voser as Chairman 19 Elect David Constable as Compensation Committee Member 20 Elect Michel de Rosen as Compensation Committee Member 21 Elect Ying Yeh as Compensation Committee Member 22 Appointment of the Independent Proxy 23 Appointment of Auditor 24 Non-Voting Meeting Note 7 of 1058 Abbott Laboratories Voted Ticker ABT Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (04/24/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Robert J. Alpern For 1.2 Elect Roxanne S. Austin For 1.3 Elect Sally E. Blount For 1.4 Elect W. James Farrell For 1.5 Elect Edward M. Liddy For 1.6 Elect Nancy McKinstry For 1.7 Elect Phebe N. Novakovic For 1.8 Elect William A. Osborn For 1.9 Elect Samuel C. Scott III For 1.10 Elect Glenn F. Tilton For 1.11 Elect Miles D. White For 2 Ratification of Auditor For 3 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 4 Shareholder Proposal Regarding Genetically For Modified Ingredients 5 Shareholder Proposal Regarding Independent For Board Chairman Abbvie Inc Voted Ticker ABBV Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (05/08/2015) Vote Cast 1 Election of Directors 1.1 Elect Roxanne S. Austin For 1.2 Elect Richard A. Gonzalez For 1.3 Elect Glenn F. Tilton For 2 Ratification of Auditor Against 3 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation For 8 of 1058 Abengoa Voted Ticker Agenda Type Mgmt Ordinary Meeting Agenda (03/28/2015) Vote Cast 1 Accounts and Reports For 2 Allocation of Profits/Dividends For 3 Ratification of Board Acts For 4 Elect Manuel Sanchez Ortega Against 5 Elect Carlos Sundheim Losada Against 6 Elect María Teresa Benjumea Llorente Against 7 Elect Ignacio Solís Guardiola Against 8 Elect Fernando Solís Martínez-Campos Against 9 Elect Antonio Fornieles Melero Against 10 Appointment of Auditor For 11 Amendments to Articles 2 and 4 For 12 Amendments to Articles 6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, For 16 and 17 13 Amendments to Articles 20 to 33 Against 14 Amendments to Articles 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44 For and 44 bis 15 Amendments to Article 46 For 16 Amendments to Articles 47, 48, 50 and 51 For 17 Amendments to Articles 52 and 53 For 18 Approve Consolidated Text of Articles Against 19 Amendments to General Shareholders' Against Meeting Articles 20 Remuneration Report (advisory) Against 21 Remuneration Policy (Binding) Against 22 Remuneration of executive directors Against 23 Authority to Set General Meeting Notice Period Against at 15 Days 24 Authority to Issue Shares w/ or w/o Preemptive Against Rights 25 Authority to Issue Convertible Debt For Instruments 26 Authority to Repurchase Shares For 27 Presentation of Report on Amendments to For Board of Directors Regulations 28 Authorization of Legal Formalities For 29 Non-Voting Meeting Note 30 Non-Voting Meeting Note 31 Non-Voting Meeting Note 9 of 1058 Abercrombie & Fitch Co. Voted Ticker ANF Agenda Type Mgmt Annual Meeting Agenda (06/18/2015) Vote Cast 1 Elect James B. Bachmann For 2 Elect Bonnie R. Brooks For 3 Elect Terry L. Burman For 4 Elect Sarah M.

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