Election of employee shareholders at the Société Générale board of directors — ARSA — From september 28 to october 9, 2020

WHY VOTE?
WHY THIS ELECTION? 
These are all the questions that you should have in mind.

What is this?
The PACTE law allows employees who own some parts of the company actions to have representatives on the Board of Directors.


Does this have something to do with me?
To vote, you need to:

Be a registered shareholder with at least one Société Générale SA action of registered shares from the group savings plan abroad (PEGI) or performances share plans actually acquired (PAG) AND/OR

Be the bearer of at least one action from the « Société Générale actionnariat (E FONDS) FCPE, or from the « Société Générale actionnariat (G FONDS) » FCPE.

What's the point?
Being an employee and a Société Générale shareholder, you can get an opinion.
It's a direct communication from employee shareholders to the board of directors.

The special circumstances we are experiencing, with the threat of a massive economic crisis, will influence the future strategic choices of the company. These decisions could be the start of some major transformations.
It's crucial for the employees to be represented and show that they are an essential component of the company, caring for its durability and its long term performances.


YOUR CANDIDATES SUPPORTED BY CFDT

Olivier GRILLET Titular candidate Supervisor in the Middle Office Corporate - Issuers department - SGSS/SBO/ISS/SRP

Axelle PRADELLE Substitute candidate Accountant at the Saint Quention CDS in Yvelines

THEIR PROJECTS

Proposing strategies for sustainable and profitable growth to meet the high expectation of a recovery in the share price.

Re-humanizing the direction choices and putting the employees' expertise in the core of discussions.

Reenforcing the employee shareholding, guarantee of durability with acquisition of parts or preferential shares, supplied by the company.

HOW TO VOTE?

Online voting, 24/24h and 7/7d From September 28 to October 9

Usernames and passwords send by email to voters