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PDF Document, 5,8 MB Company Name Country Meeting Date Meeting Type Item Number Proposal Vote Instruction UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1a Elect Director William C. Ballard, Jr. For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1b Elect Director Richard T. Burke For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1c Elect Director Timothy P. Flynn For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1d Elect Director Stephen J. Hemsley For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1e Elect Director Michele J. Hooper For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1f Elect Director F. William McNabb, III For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1g Elect Director Valerie C. Montgomery Rice For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1h Elect Director John H. Noseworthy For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1i Elect Director Glenn M. Renwick For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1j Elect Director David S. Wichmann For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 1k Elect Director Gail R. Wilensky For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 2 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 3 Ratify Deloitte & Touche LLP as Auditors For UnitedHealth Group Incorporated USA 03-Jun-19 Annual 4 Amend Proxy Access Right For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.1 Elect Director Bruce K. Anderson For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.2 Elect Director Roger H. Ballou For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.3 Elect Director Kelly J. Barlow For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.4 Elect Director Edward J. Heffernan For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.5 Elect Director Kenneth R. Jensen For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.6 Elect Director Robert A. Minicucci For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.7 Elect Director Timothy J. Theriault For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.8 Elect Director Laurie A. Tucker For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.9 Elect Director Sharen J. Turney For Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against Alliance Data Systems Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Ratify Deloitte & Touche LLP as Auditors For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1a Elect Director Robert M. Calderoni For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1b Elect Director Nanci E. Caldwell For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1c Elect Director Jesse A. Cohn For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1d Elect Director Robert D. Daleo For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1e Elect Director Murray J. Demo For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1f Elect Director Ajei S. Gopal For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1g Elect Director David J. Henshall For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1h Elect Director Thomas E. Hogan For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1i Elect Director Moira A. Kilcoyne For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1j Elect Director Peter J. Sacripanti For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Amend Omnibus Stock Plan Against Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Ratify Ernst & Young LLP as Auditor For Citrix Systems, Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 4 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1a Elect Director Zein Abdalla For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1b Elect Director Maureen Breakiron-Evans For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1c Elect Director Jonathan Chadwick For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1d Elect Director John M. Dineen For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1e Elect Director Francisco D'Souza For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1f Elect Director John N. Fox, Jr. For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1g Elect Director Brian Humphries For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1h Elect Director John E. Klein For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1i Elect Director Leo S. Mackay, Jr. For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1j Elect Director Michael Patsalos-Fox For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1k Elect Director Joseph M. Velli For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Ratify PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP as Auditor For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 4 Report on Political Contributions For Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 5 Require Independent Board Chairman Against First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.1 Elect Director Bernard McDonell For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.2 Elect Director Adam E. Paul For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.3 Elect Director Leonard Abramsky For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.4 Elect Director Paul C. Douglas For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.5 Elect Director Jon N. Hagan For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.6 Elect Director Annalisa King For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.7 Elect Director Aladin (Al) W. Mawani For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.8 Elect Director Dori J. Segal For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.9 Elect Director Andrea Stephen For First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Approve Ernst & Young LLP as Auditors and Authorize Board to Fix Their RemunerationFor First Capital Realty Inc. Canada 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation Approach Against General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1a Elect Director Mary T. Barra Against General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1b Elect Director Wesley G. Bush For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1c Elect Director Linda R. Gooden For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1d Elect Director Joseph Jimenez For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1e Elect Director Jane L. Mendillo For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1f Elect Director Judith A. Miscik For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1g Elect Director Patricia F. Russo For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1h Elect Director Thomas M. Schoewe For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1i Elect Director Theodore M. Solso For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1j Elect Director Carol M. Stephenson For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1k Elect Director Devin N. Wenig For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Ratify Ernst & Young LLP as Auditors For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 4 Require Independent Board Chairman For General Motors Company USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 5 Report on Lobbying Payments and Policy For GoDaddy Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.1 Elect Director Caroline Donahue For GoDaddy Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.2 Elect Director Charles J. Robel For GoDaddy Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.3 Elect Director Scott W. Wagner For GoDaddy Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 2 Ratify Ernst & Young LLP as Auditors For GoDaddy Inc. USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 3 Advisory Vote to Ratify Named Executive Officers' Compensation Against Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.1 Elect Director Gregory H. Boyce For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.2 Elect Director Bruce R. Brook For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.3 Elect Director J. Kofi Bucknor For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.4 Elect Director Joseph A. Carrabba For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.5 Elect Director Noreen Doyle For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.6 Elect Director Gary J. Goldberg For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.7 Elect Director Veronica M. Hagen For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.8 Elect Director Sheri E. Hickok For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.9 Elect Director Rene Medori For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.10 Elect Director Jane Nelson For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.11 Elect Director Julio M. Quintana For Newmont Mining Corporation USA 04-Jun-19 Annual 1.12 Elect Director Molly P. 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