Hines Global Income Trust Reelects Board
The company also shared strategic updates with shareholders at its annual meeting in Houston.
October 01, 2025
Hines Global Income Trust Reconfirms Leadership and Auditor in Annual Meeting
On September 30, Hines Global Income Trust, Inc. held its annual stockholder meeting and moved quickly through two core agenda items—board elections and auditor ratification. Shareholders voted to keep all seven directors in place and approved the selection of the company’s independent accounting firm for 2025.
Each board member—Jeffrey C. Hines, David L. Steinbach, Laura Hines-Pierce, John O. Niemann, Jr., Dougal A. Cameron, Ruth J. Simmons, and Diane S. Paddison—was elected to serve another one-year term. Voting results showed strong support across the slate, with each nominee receiving more than 82 million votes in favor.
About 64 million shares were marked as broker non-votes, meaning brokers were present but didn’t receive instructions on how to vote. These shares counted toward quorum but didn’t affect the outcome.
The shareholders also ratified the appointment of Deloitte & Touche LLP and its affiliated firms as the company’s independent auditor for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2025. More than 144 million shares were voted in favor of the proposal. Around 1.6 million shares opposed it, while 8.8 million abstained.
There were no broker non-votes for this item, since brokers were authorized to vote without client instructions.
The meeting included a presentation from Chief Operating Officer Omar Thowfeek. While details weren’t included in the filing, the full presentation was shared with shareholders as part of the event materials.
The company also included a standard reminder that any forward-looking statements—such as those related to strategic priorities or distribution timing—are subject to change, and risks are outlined in previous SEC filings.
With board and auditor decisions now finalized, Hines Global Income Trust is positioned to continue executing its plans heading into 2026.
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