Michiel van Esch

Head of Voting
Institutional investors should not underestimate their influence. Effective active ownership facilitates better investments and a more sustainable futureMichiel van Esch

Michiel van Esch

Michiel van Esch is Head of Voting in the Active Ownership team with a focus on corporate governance issues. His expertise includes shareholder rights, corporate board oversight, nomination processes, executive remuneration, responsible tax practices and bribery and corruption. Having voted on shareholder meetings for several years, he has broad experience on the proxy voting infrastructure. Michiel joined Robeco in 2008 and became member of the Active Ownership team in 2011. He graduated from the University of Amsterdam with a Master’s in Sociology and is a CFA® Charterholder.

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