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Creating Value with Compensation as Your Catalyst

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C-Suite Magazine
April 2016

In a recent in-depth Q&A published in the Winter 2016 issue of Equilar’s C-Suite Magazine, David Swinford discusses various options for boards who are exploring the best way to use compensation as a tool for creating value in their organization.

He also explains why Total Shareholder Return (TSR) as an incentive metric is not the answer to building long-term value and what types of metrics boards should consider instead. 

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