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Kirkland’s Inc. filings document the company’s completed name change to The Brand House Collective, Inc., related charter amendments and the change from the former KIRK ticker to TBHC. Material-event reports cover governance changes, including board declassification, annual meeting voting results, executive appointments, officer departures and executive employment arrangements.
The company’s proxy materials disclose shareholder voting matters, director elections, executive compensation, equity awards, pay-versus-performance information and other governance items. Its filings also record capital-structure and corporate-status disclosures associated with the retailer’s transformation into a multi-brand retail operator.
Kirkland's, Inc. filed an 8-K to disclose shareholder-approved charter amendments effective 25-Jul-25. The company has declassified its board, moving to annual director elections, and simultaneously changed its corporate name to The Brand House Collective, Inc. The Nasdaq ticker will switch from KIRK to TBHC on 29-Jul-25; CUSIP is unchanged and no shareholder action is required.
Voting results were decisive: 11.81 m shares supported board declassification (97.7% of votes cast) and 14.95 m supported the name change (93.7%). All five director nominees secured one-year terms. Shareholders also: 1) expanded the 2002 Equity Incentive Plan (11.65 m for, 84.3%), 2) approved executive compensation on an advisory basis, and 3) ratified Ernst & Young LLP as 2025 auditor (15.81 m for, 97.6%).
No financial performance data were provided. The filing also references a press release announcing the name change and a new store opening.