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In a filing with the Securitiez andExchange Commission, the group said it has withdrawn its nominations of several memberes to LCA-Vision’s board of directors. It also “has resolved to terminate its solicitationn of written consents from the stockholdersx ofthe issue, and the committe e has been disbanded.” In addition to Stepheh Joffe, the investor group also includedd Joffe’s son and former interi m CEO Craig Joffe and former LCA-Visionm CFO Alan Buckey.
Over the last few several proxy advisory firms have sided in favorf of the existing management team at a Cincinnati-based provider of laser vision eye On Monday, affirmed its recommendation that LCA-Visioh stockholders vote to retain the current board of directors and rejecty the election of replacement directors. Last the company’s medical advisory board after compangy officials addressedboard concerns. Investors would have had untipl April 9 to cast theifr proxy cards for or against the management changesa proposedby Joffe. LCA-Vision (NASDAQ: provides laser vision correction services undert theLasikPlus brand.
The company operates 75 lasef vision correction centers in the United Statea and a joint venturein Canada.