Use This Form If:

• Individuals who are unable to attend a shareholders meeting due to scheduling conflicts can utilize a revocable proxy to ensure their voting rights are exercised. By designating a proxy holder, they can communicate their preferences on key issues and maintain their influence in corporate decisions.
• Situations requiring a shareholder to delegate voting authority often arise in large corporations where attendance at meetings is impractical. In such cases, shareholders can use the revocable proxy to appoint someone they trust to vote on their behalf, ensuring their interests are represented even in their absence.
• For those who may have last-minute emergencies or travel plans that conflict with a shareholders meeting, a revocable proxy offers a solution. It allows them to pre-emptively assign their voting rights to another party, thus safeguarding their ability to influence corporate governance without being physically present.
• Shareholders looking to ensure their votes are counted during important decisions, such as mergers or acquisitions, may find this form essential. By submitting a revocable proxy, they can specify how they wish their proxy holder to vote, thereby actively participating in pivotal corporate matters.
• In instances where shareholders are uncertain about their ability to attend future meetings, they can proactively complete a revocable proxy. This not only provides peace of mind but also ensures that their voting preferences are articulated and respected, regardless of their attendance status.