Intuit Stockholders Re-Elect Directors, Back Say-on-Pay; DEI ROI Proposal Fails at AGM MarketBeat Fri, January 23, 2026 at 11:18 PM GMT+5:30 7 min read INTU Intuit logo Key Points Stockholders re-elected all 11 directors, approved the advisory say-on-pay and ratified Ernst & Young, while a stockholder proposal requesting an ROI report on diversity and inclusion programs failed. CEO Sasan Goodarzi laid out a strategy to build a “system of intelligence” combining data, AI and human expertise and making three big bets: done-for-you experiences, accelerating money benefits, and mid-market expansion against a >$300 billion total addressable market. Intuit pointed to strong operational and financial results — revenue roughly doubled to ~ $19 billion since 2021, net income and free cash flow doubled, Q1 growth of 18%, TurboTax Live +47%, QuickBooks Live 2x and mid-market +40% — and said it returned about two-thirds of free cash flow to shareholders.
