Booz Allen Hamilton shareholders approved all three management proposals and rejected a shareholder proposal seeking to expand the right to act by written consent at the company's 2026 annual meeting on July 22. The rejected proposal, backed by investor John Chevedden, would have allowed shareholders to act by written consent with the minimum votes needed to approve an action at a meeting where all eligible voters were present. CEO Horacio Rozanski said Booz Allen is positioned to benefit from shifts in AI, cyber, defense technology and government procurement, though he described fiscal 2026 as a challenging year amid significant market and macro uncertainty. The final vote tabulation will be filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission within four business days.
Booz Allen Hamilton HoldingShareholder proposal rejected, but CEO noted challenging year ahead with market uncertainty.