Using the Shareholder Voice — Participation Matters

This screenshot shows a simple but essential step:

I’ve formally reached out to #Nextdoor Investor Relations requesting information about the 2026 Annual Shareholder Meeting.

As a shareholder, I plan to submit questions through the official Q&A portal once the meeting details and proxy materials become available. Not to grandstand — but to participate. That’s how public companies are supposed to work.

Speaking up as a shareholder matters.

Right now, #NXDR is trading around $2.08 per share. That price reflects more than market conditions — it reflects confidence, execution, engagement, and trust. In my view, sustained improvement in share price doesn’t come from silence or avoidance; it comes from leadership clarity, operational accountability, and meaningful connection with users, advertisers, and investors.

This isn’t speculation framed as fact — it’s perspective.

#If Nextdoor improves transparency, fixes broken processes (especially moderation and engagement), and starts showing up consistently, confidence can return. When confidence returns, valuation often follows.

Public companies don’t get stronger when shareholders stay quiet. They get stronger when shareholders are informed, engaged, and willing to ask hard but fair questions — through the proper channels.

I'm planning on doing exactly that.

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