Opening its proxy statement…Reading the pay tables…Finding what shareholders vote on…
IHRTiHeartMedia, Inc.
Pay and votes (proxy statement)
Before its yearly shareholder meeting, a company sends out a proxy statement, filed with the SEC as a DEF 14A. It says what shareholders will vote on, who sits on the board, and how the top managers are paid, set against how the shares did. Here are the key parts of iHeartMedia's latest one. Open the full statement.
The yearly meeting
Jun42026
Shareholders meet on Jun 4, 2026 to vote. Anyone who owns shares on the record date can vote, usually online, even without attending.
Audit firm put forward for approval: Ernst & Young LLP
Proxy statement filed Apr 17, 2026.
What shareholders vote on
- 1Election of the eight nominees named in the proxy statement as directors, each for a one-year term ending at the 2027 Annual Meeting of StocShareholders vote on who sits on the board, the people who oversee the managers on their behalf.
Titles as written in the statement. The board's recommendation is shown only where candor found it clearly stated.