RHP · Ryman Hospitality Properties, Inc.

The annual meeting outcomes reflect stable corporate governance continuity and investor confidence in Ryman Hospitality Properties’ leadership and financial oversight. All director nominees were re-elected with strong support, though vote totals varied modestly—Erin Mulligan Helgren received the highest 'for' votes and lowest 'against' votes, suggesting heightened shareholder endorsement relative to peers such as Colin Reed and Robert Prather, Jr., who faced higher opposition counts. The say-on-pay proposal passed with over 92% support among votes cast, signaling alignment with the compensation structure disclosed in the 2026 proxy statement—no dissenting recommendations from major proxy advisors were indicated in the filing. Auditor ratification achieved near-unanimous backing (97.6% of votes cast), reinforcing trust in financial reporting integrity. Broker non-votes were consistently reported across director elections but excluded from the say-on-pay and auditor proposals per SEC rules, as those are routine matters under NYSE guidelines. No contested elections, dissident slates, or adverse voting recommendations were disclosed, confirming absence of governance disputes or strategic challenges at this time.