Bob Rudman, chief merchandising officer, who earned $530,942. The proxy statement explains the items that will be put to shareholder vote at the company's upcoming annual meeting, scheduled for June 21 at the Princess Anne Country Club in Virginia Beach. Dollar Tree's preliminary proxy statement, released two weeks before the final statement, included a shareholder proposal submitted by the California Public Employees' Retirement System. The giant pension fund, known as Calpers, has criticized many companies, including Dollar Tree, for being unresponsive to shareholder rights and environmental issues. Calpers owns 695,300 shares of Dollar Tree, 0.7 percent of shares outstanding. Its proposal calls for removing the company's two-thirds majority, or "supermajority," voting requirement for changes to articles of incorporation and bylaws.