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Responsible Executive Compensation for a New Era of Accountability – Mercer's new book

Last updated: 19 March 2004

 

 

 

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Responsible Executive Compensation for a New Era of Accountability

 

Mercer's new book – Responsible Executive Compensation for a New Era of Accountability – focuses on the new executive compensation imperatives including improved business performance alignment, a changed agenda for equity, and the new regulatory landscape.

 

It shows how companies should reevaluate their executive compensation programs in an unprecedented time of transition – where senior executives and Boards of Directors manage out of an economic downturn, redesign equity compensation programs in light of new accounting rules, and operate under stronger governance standards.

 

Mercer's Peter Chingos is the editor. Chapters were written by experts from Mercer Human Resource Consulting and Mercer Delta. You can read the book's introduction and review summaries of all the chapters below by clicking on each title in the table of contents. You can also e-mail any of the chapter authors. 

 

 Read the book's introduction here

 

 

 

 

 


 

Chapter Title

Author

Contact

 

 

Introduction

 

 

Peter T. Chingos

 

   e-mail

 

1

 

Creating value for shareholders - from measurement to management

 

 

 

William H. Ferguson

 

 

e-mail

 

2

 

Performance measurement: How companies deliver value

 

 

 

Russell Miller

 

 

e-mail

 

3

 

Assessing executive pay programs

 

Melissa L. Burek and Shepard Long

 

 

 

e-mail

 

4

 

Board governance issues affecting executive compensation

 

 

 

Howard J. Golden

 

 

e-mail

 

5

 

CEO evaluation: Navigating a new relationship with the Board

 

 

J. Carlos Rivero

Mercer Delta Consulting

 

 

e-mail

 

6

 

Executive pay and the shareholder perspective

 

 

K. Kelly Crean

 

e-mail

 

 

7

 

Option valuation: Accounting and executive incentive design

 

 

Susan Eichen

 

e-mail

 

8

 

Changing role of equity compensation

 

 

Diane L. Doubleday

 

e-mail

 

9

 

Relative performance evaluation and the selection of peers

 

 

Haig R. Nalbantian and Wei Zheng

 

 

e-mail

 

10

 

New executive compensation model

 

 

Michael J. Halloran

 

e-mail

 

11

 

Outside director compensation

 

 

Peter J. Oppermann

 

e-mail

 

12

 

Board assessment: Designing a process that is meaningful, practical, and engaging

 

 

Beverly Behan

Mercer Delta Consulting

 

 

e-mail

 

 

13

 

Creating value with communications

 

 

Lea Peterson

 

e-mail

 

14

 

Importance of an independent perspective

 

 

Steven Harris

 

e-mail

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