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Long-Term Incentives in the Age of Pay-for-Performance

Webcast
National Association of Corporate Directors
March 2017

Are we seeing greater alignment of realized/realizable executive compensation with firm performance and are companies with strong pay-for-performance (PfP) also performing better? This webcast focuses on long-term incentive design and metrics, and addresses many of the questions directors frequently have when trying to create strong alignment in their executive compensation plans:

  • How the PfP tests from proxy advisory firms affect publicly traded companies;
  • The proper role of relative TSR;
  • How to think about PfP beyond the current typical framework and more closely link to business strategy; and
  • Are there any silver bullets to maintain PfP alignment?

We explore the challenges and opportunities in selecting metrics and setting goals that can help your organization drive to better long-term corporate performance.

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