The SEC Investor Advisory Committee web page has links to videos and minutes of our meetings (+ other info). Videos for the 2009-07-27 meeting and the 2009-10-05 meeting have been posted. Minutes for 2009-07-27 are posted, but not for 2009-10-05 yet.
If you’d like to see where on each video I spoke up, here are the times and summaries of what I said:
2009-07-27 video 1 (morning):
0:35:25 I introduced myself — my background and some views on investor education.
1:52:34 I suggested consideration of an investor education pilot program using a competitive voting system to allocate public funds.
2009-07-27 video 2 (afternoon):
0:15:00 I agreed with Mr. Salisbury that our advice should take into account other existing and proposed investor education initiatives.
0:41:12 I described new tools for individual investors to vote by copying the votes of institutional investors, being developed by ProxyDemocracy, a non-profit group at which I serve as a director. I noted that newcomer MoxyVote plans to offer something similar.
0:57:45 I suggested that shareowner resolutions relating to auditor selection should not be deemed ‘ordinary business’ and thus excludable from the proxy. I noted a parallel with director elections, which are now being considered fair game for shareowner involvement.
2009-10-05 video 1 (morning):
2:52:40 I suggested that our ability to submit both majority and minority views as advice to the SEC makes the proposed recusal policy less necessary.