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| ABOUT FUND VOTES |
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| Fund Votes is an independent project started in 2004 that tracks mutual fund proxy voting in the US and Canada. Data drawn from the database of over 8.5 million decisions spanning four years of mutual fund proxy voting in the US and two years in Canada have been used in a number of reports by groups such as The Corporate Library, the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), Investors' Environmental Health Network (IEHN), CERES and SHARE, as well as a number of news articles for news groups including Reuters, the Boston Business Journal, SocialFunds and IR Magazine. |
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| For More Information About Fund Votes: info@fundvotes.com |
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| Jackie Cook is founder of Fund Votes. Jackie graduated with a Masters Degree in Research Psychology in South Africa in 1995 and with a BA (Hons) degree in Economics and Management from Oxford University in 1998, on a Rhodes Scholarship. After graduating from Oxford Jackie worked as a Junior Research Fellow for Cambridge University's Centre for Business Research. From 2001 to 2007 she was a Senior Research Associate at The Corporate Library, responsible for research on director interlocks and international corporate governance. She is co-inventor of the Corporate Library's Interlocks Tool, a graphical tool for navigating director interlocks through the US corporate board network. Jackie has worked on various research projects in the areas of corporate governance and mutuality for The World Bank's Private Sector Development Group, UNCTAD's International Standards of Accounting Auditing and Reporting Group, The UK Department of Trade and Industry and The UK Building Societies Association. |
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| Contact Jackie Cook at: jcook@boardmap.com |
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