• Victoria’s Secret urged shareholders to back its full slate of nine director nominees at the June 11, 2026 annual meeting, escalating a proxy fight with activist BBRC International.
• The company framed BBRC’s campaign as disruptive, citing reputational, legal, conflict-of-interest, and governance risks tied to BBRC chairman Brett Blundy’s push for a board seat.
• Management pointed to operational momentum under CEO Hillary Super’s “Path to Potential” strategy, including margin expansion and peer-beating shareholder returns since her appointment was announced.

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