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SEAPORT ENTERTAINMENT GROUP INC (SEG)

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2026 Annual Meeting Analysis

SEAPORT ENTERTAINMENT GROUP INC · Meeting: June 8, 2026

Policy v1.2medium confidenceView Filing ↗
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Directors FOR

5

Directors AGAINST

0

Say on Pay

FOR

Auditor

FOR

Director Elections

Election of Directors to Serve Until the Company's 2027 Annual Meeting of Stockholders

5 FOR
✓ FOR
Matthew M. Partridge

Partridge joined the board in September 2025 (less than 24 months ago), so he is exempt from the TSR underperformance trigger; he has relevant real estate and hospitality experience, no attendance issues, and no overboarding concerns.

✓ FOR
Michael A. Crawford

Crawford joined the board in July 2024 (under 24 months ago), making him exempt from the TSR trigger; he brings extensive hospitality and CEO experience, all attendance requirements were met, and he holds two public board seats (SEG and Texas Roadhouse) which does not exceed the four-seat overboarding threshold for non-executive directors.

✓ FOR
Monica S. Digilio

Digilio joined the board in July 2024 (under 24 months ago), so she is exempt from the TSR trigger; she has deep hospitality and human resources experience relevant to SEG's business, met all attendance requirements, and her board seats (SEG, Sunstone Hotel Investors, CopperPoint, and The Venetian Resort) total four seats but the policy threshold for non-executive directors is four or more public company board seats — Sunstone is a public company but CopperPoint and The Venetian are private, so her public board count appears to be two (SEG and Sunstone), below the trigger.

✓ FOR
David Z. Hirsh

Hirsh joined the board in July 2024 (under 24 months ago), making him exempt from the TSR trigger; he has substantial real estate finance expertise from Blackstone and Citigroup, qualifies as an audit committee financial expert, met all attendance requirements, and holds no other current public company board seats.

✓ FOR
Anthony F. Massaro

Massaro joined the board in July 2024 (under 24 months ago) and is exempt from the TSR trigger; he is the Pershing Square representative with relevant finance and investment experience, met all attendance requirements, and holds no other disclosed public company board seats.

All five director nominees joined the board in mid-2024 or later — all within the 24-month new-director exemption window — so none are subject to the TSR underperformance trigger. No overboarding, attendance, independence, or familial relationship concerns were identified. Vote FOR all five nominees.

Say on Pay

✓ FOR

CEO

Matthew Partridge

Total Comp

$3,556,566

Prior Support

N/A

CEO Matthew Partridge received total compensation of approximately $3.56 million in 2025, which is reasonable for a newly promoted CEO at a $333 million market cap entertainment and real estate company. His pay mix is appropriately structured — roughly 18% fixed salary, with the majority in stock awards, stock options, and performance-based bonuses — well above the 50-60% variable pay threshold. The performance-based stock awards (performance-based restricted stock units) vest based on three-year total shareholder return relative to the Russell 2000 Index (^RUT — Russell 2000) and an internal operating earnings metric, representing genuine performance conditions tied to shareholder outcomes. The company has a clawback policy in compliance with SEC and NYSE requirements, and this is SEG's first say-on-pay vote as a standalone public company so there is no prior-year support history to evaluate.

Auditor Ratification

✓ FOR

Auditor

Grant Thornton LLP

Tenure

0 yrs

Audit Fees

$946,829

Non-Audit Fees

$0

Grant Thornton was only just appointed on April 1, 2026, so there are no tenure concerns. In 2025 (the most recent completed fiscal year under the outgoing auditor KPMG), non-audit fees were zero against audit fees of $946,829, giving a non-audit ratio of 0% — well below the 50% threshold. There were no reported disagreements or restatements, and Grant Thornton is a large national firm appropriate for SEG's size and complexity.

Actual Vote Results

Meeting held June 8, 2026

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Director Elections

Nominee% FORVotes ForWithheld / AgainstResult
Matthew M. Partridge
99.3%
8.6M65,026✓ Elected
Anthony F. Massaro
98.7%
8.6M111,453✓ Elected
David Z. Hirsh
89.1%
7.7M950,965✓ Elected
Monica S. Digilio
89.0%
7.7M956,431✓ Elected
Michael A. Crawford
88.8%
7.7M978,078✓ Elected

Auditor Ratification

99.9%

For 11.4M · Against 2,031 · Abstain 11,504

✓ Passed

Overall Assessment

SEG's 2026 annual meeting presents a clean two-proposal ballot covering director elections and auditor ratification, with no say-on-pay proposal formally listed on the ballot (the company is an emerging growth company and the filing does not include a formal say-on-pay vote item in the proxy card). All five director nominees are within the 24-month new-director exemption from TSR scrutiny, Grant Thornton is a newly appointed auditor with no fee or tenure concerns, and CEO compensation appears reasonably structured with genuine performance conditions.

Filing date: April 23, 2026·Policy v1.2·medium confidence

Compensation Peer Group

1 companies disclosed in 2026 proxy filing

^RUT__INDEX_BENCHMARK__:Russell 2000 Index