How does proxy voting work in practice?

When your Syndicate Lead is drafting their deal on Odin, they’ll have the option to decide whether to proxy voting rights away from their investors and to another party (either themselves as the Syndicate Lead, the Founder of your company, or the Chairman of its Board).

Odin's proxies specifically allow the ability to vote or attend AGMs and sign written resolutions, but not deeds, which must always be signed by Odin with the consent of the proxy holder.

Additionally, for events where the underlying investors are transferring any shares, the investors must always give consent, regardless of the proxy.