Where Food Comes From, Inc. 8-K

What Happened
Where Food Comes From, Inc. filed an 8-K on April 10, 2026 reporting the shareholder vote outcomes from its 2026 Annual Meeting. All six director nominees were elected with large majorities; Haynie & Company was ratified as the independent registered public accounting firm for 2025; shareholders approved, by non‑binding vote, the compensation of the company’s named executive officers; and shareholders expressed a preference for holding the advisory compensation vote every three years.

Key Details

• Director elections (For / Withheld):
  • John Saunders: 3,885,800 / 16,218
  • Leann Saunders: 3,888,689 / 13,329
  • Peter C. Lapaseotes, Jr.: 3,884,113 / 17,905
  • Adam Larson: 3,888,269 / 13,749
  • Tom Heinen: 3,893,751 / 8,267
  • Graeme P. Rein: 3,893,501 / 8,517
• Auditor ratification (Haynie & Company for 2025): For 4,405,870; Against 12,024; Abstain 14,435.
• Advisory vote on executive compensation (non‑binding): For 3,861,757; Against 5,037; Abstain 35,224.
• Advisory vote on frequency of future compensation votes (non‑binding): 1 year 438,166; 2 year 13,766; 3 year 3,412,172; Abstain 37,914 — shareholders favored every three years.

Why It Matters
These results confirm shareholder support for the current board slate and the company’s auditor, providing continuity in leadership and financial oversight. The approval of executive compensation (non‑binding) and the preference for triennial advisory votes signal investor acceptance of pay practices and a desire for less frequent say‑on‑pay votes, which can affect how often the company engages shareholders on compensation matters.