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Using the Powerful Influence of Compensation in Your Leadership Strategy

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September 2016

The idea of corporate leadership development is clear, while in practice, it can be a difficult concept to implement. Pay programs that incorporate an individual element at the senior executive level and allow for some distinction in terms of pay level, mix, and metrics could result in a more effective plan design that helps natural leaders thrive and drive value for the organization.

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Aalap Shah

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