Victoria’s Secret urges votes for board nominees as BBRC Blundy launches proxy fight

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  • Victoria’s Secret urged shareholders to vote for its full slate of director nominees at the June 11 annual meeting, pushing back against a proxy contest launched by BBRC International and chairman Brett Blundy.
  • The board framed the challenge as a risk to operating momentum under CEO Hillary Super, citing a 141% total shareholder return since her appointment was announced in August 2024.
  • The letter highlighted fiscal 2025 results that included 5% comparable sales growth and 15% growth in adjusted net income.


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