While it is unlikely that JLens will ever represent a voting majority of shares in a public company, shareholder advocacy isn’t just a numbers game; it’s about voice and visibility. TOV brings a clear, values-based perspective that major index funds often overlook, especially regarding Jewish and Israel-related issues. Companies care about reputational risk, and our focused advocacy taps into precisely that—allowing us to punch above our weight in the boardroom.
In addition to this, TOV’s advocacy involves educating large institutional shareholders about antisemitism and anti-Israel bias in order to encourage them to make commonsense proxy voting decisions on behalf of their shareholders.