When you invest through this platform, your shares push for positive company changes

Stockholders have the right to vote for shareholder resolutions to force the company to make changes. It is something most shareholders don't do. The new broker platform is different. When you invest less than $1 in a company's stock, you are joining a larger activist campaign. For example, an investment in Coca-Cola means you are joining a campaign asking the company to accelerate its transition to 100% recycled plastic bottles.Most people don't know that shareholders have rights. Antoine Argouges is the CEO of Tulipshare. These rights are extremely powerful because they give you direct access into the business and allow you to drive change. What we want to do is to bring together shareholder rights for the first-ever time so that all users can speak with one voice.This service gives consumers more power to make positive changes in their companies. If you are unhappy about Amazon's worker rights policy or its treatment of employees in fulfillment centers you can end your Amazon account. You have two options: you can protest or vote to try and change the situation. We want to offer another way for people to express their opinions.Three campaigns are being launched by the platform, each targeting well-known brands. Coke's campaign calls for the company to use 100% recycled material in packaging by 2030. This is a double-take on its current goal. Apple asks it to accept the right to repair its products. This includes allowing independent repair shops to fix and redesign iPhones and other devices, which will help reduce electronic waste. Amazon's campaign asks the company to audit how workers are treated in warehouses. This is a first step towards improving working conditions.