I “attended” the British Smaller Companies VCT Annual General Meeting today via Zoom. This was yet another variant on the practice of virtual AGMs. But there were apparently about 30 people connected which is more than they normally get of shareholders at their AGMs. It was well managed with no significant technical problems, unlike others recently I have attended. Shareholders could vote for or against the resolutions on the day by using a Zoom Vote facility to give an instant poll result (rather like a “show of hands” vote which is technically what I assume it was although that was not made totally clear). The poll votes were given after each resolution was voted upon. The proxy counts were also displayed at the end. All proxy counts were in favour
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