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naspp.com

the national association of stock plan professionals is the largest and oldest professional association for the stock and executive compensation community, with over two decades of leadership providing expert resources, education and other benefits for our more than 6,000 members across 32 affiliated chapters.

meridiancp.com

Start your executive compensation consulting career at Meridian and deliver high-quality, effective solutions to clients.

capartners.com

Compensation Advisory Partners (CAP) conducted a study of executive compensation trends in the regional banking industry. The study examined 2024 CEO compensation levels and pay practices among 40 regional banks across three groups based on FY’24 asset size: $1B -...

proxymonitor.org

ProxyMonitor.org, a website managed by the Manhattan Institute’s legal policy team, sheds light on the influence of outside shareholder proposals on publicly traded corporations. Central to ProxyMonitor.org is the Proxy Monitor database, a record of all proxy proposals submitted by shareholders of the 250 largest American public companies for annual shareholder meetings for the years […]

fwcook.com

Learn about executive compensation consultant Louis Taormina’s experience, background, and professional expertise.

glasslewis.com

This article provides an overview of notable findings from Glass Lewis’ annual policy survey of investors, corporate issuers and other market participants, on topics at the center of the recent governance, stewardship and regulatory conversations.

issgovernance.com

For capital market participants, our proxy voting, investor engagement, indices, and sustainable investing solutions bring context and clarity to data.

deloitte.com

Energy security is essential for economic stability and societal well-being, but requires more than simply ensuring adequate electricity supply. It demands a delicate balance between three critical objectives: sustainability (transitioning to clean energy sources), affordability (keeping energy accessible to everyone), and reliability (maintaining stable power supply 24/7). However, this energy trilemma is just the beginning. Modern energy systems must also withstand external threats such as cyber attacks, physical sabotage, and geopolitical risks. A truly resilient energy system is therefore not only technically robust, but also supports local autonomy, long-term economic stability, and sustainable prosperity for future generations. This requires an integrated approach in which technology, policy, and innovation converge to build an energy sector that is both adaptable and resilient.

compensia.com

Now that 2014 has drawn to a close, it’s time to take a look at the results for the non-binding shareholder advisory vote on the compensation of a company’s named executive officers (the so-called “Say-on-Pay Vote”) required by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. The fourth year of Say-on-Pay, 2014 was notable […]