Dan Walter, Performensation In recent presentations I have heard several compensation professionals from the UK refer to their “Shareholder Spring” of...
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CFO Corner: Equity Compensation – The Ups and Downs of ISOs
Incentive Stock Options are a great place to start talking about equity compensation. ISOs are “appreciation-only” vehicles, meaning they have...
CFO Corner: Beyond TSR (Total Shareholder Return)
Executive Pay that Works for Shareholders and Companies Like Milli Vanilli in 1990, Total Shareholder Return (TSR) is currently all...
Short-Term and Long-Term, What about Mid-Term Incentives?
It’s time to redefine the terminology for incentives. Short-Term Incentives (STI) are designed to motivate and compensate for a year...
CEOs and NFL Running Backs – Swift Careers for Those Taking the Big Hits
The average age of a CEO in the S&P 500 is about 53. The average running back is done well...
Executive Compensation Contradiction: Differentiate…But Don’t Innovate?
A recent article in London’s, The Telegraph “Overhaul the role of pay advisers, urges Lord Myners”, pushes for more accountability...
Like The Auto Industry, Compensation Must Create More Hybrids
I read a recent article that discussed the annual Rotman Design Challenge. The competition pits teams from Design and MBA...
What Are Shareholders Really Saying on Pay?
“Danny, if I have to tell you one more time to stop jumping on the bed, you are going to...
5 Best Practices for Driving Conditions and Compensation Programs
Similar to when we are driving, compensation professionals must be acutely aware of the conditions around us when we want...
The Top 4 Risks in Pay for Performance
Pay for Performance, (“P4P” for us cool compensation pros) is all the rage. Those of you who read my postings...