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Booz Allen Hamilton Shareholders Back Board, Reject Written Consent Push
At its 2026 annual meeting on July 22, Booz Allen Hamilton shareholders approved all three management proposals and rejected a shareholder proposal by investor John Chevedden that sought to allow shareholders to act by written consent. The written consent proposal would have enabled shareholders to initiate actions without waiting for the next annual meeting, requiring majority support. CEO Horacio Rozanski noted the company is positioned to benefit from shifts in AI, cybersecurity, defense technology, and government procurement, but described fiscal 2026 as challenging due to significant market and macro uncertainty. The final vote tabulation will be filed with the SEC within four business days.
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