At Willis Lease Finance's 2026 Annual Meeting, more than 92% of unaffiliated stockholders opposed the company's executive compensation plan, and nearly 84% voted against re-electing director Stephen Jones, signaling strong dissatisfaction with governance and pay practices. Additionally, the proposal to triple the company's authorized shares failed to gain sufficient support, prompting the company to adjourn and plan a reconvened vote. Four Tree Island Advisory, a major shareholder, urges stockholders to continue opposing the share increase until key governance reforms are made, including canceling a large executive stock option grant, selling luxury assets, and halting equity compensation for the Willis family. The advisory warns that ignoring minority stockholder concerns risks further value erosion and calls for immediate board action to restore trust and discipline.
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