Snodgrass, a minority shareholder in the 21st Century Broadcasting Network, Inc., was dissatisfied with management’s decision to cancel several long-running news shows and r e place them with several sitcoms and talk shows. She was also disturbed that management had decided to di s charge several editorial writers and newscasters, including one who had recently won a major award for investigative journalism. Finally, she believed that a change in policy that would phase out foreign broadcast efforts would eventually cost the company an enormous amount of money.

Assuming that Snodgrass does not want to sue the corporation, what options does she have if she wants to increase her influence over the board of directors of 21st Century Broadcasting Network, Inc.? Explain.