Pay Versus Performance Year 2: What You Need to Know

Pay Versus Performance Year 2: What You Need to Know

Pay versus Performance is now facing its second year, with some fresh new guidance from the SEC for one of the most complex executive compensation disclosures. Public companies must not only re-familiarize themselves with the final rules and how the calculations work, but also get up to speed on the SEC’s second round of guidance. For most companies, the biggest pain point will still be calculating “Compensation Actually Paid”, as the amount of data can be significant. Luckily, the Year 2 process should be easier to navigate with the right guidance. Join this discussion from Jon Burg and Deidre Salisbury of Infinite Equity.

Bios:
Jon Burg, Managing Partner
Jon is the Managing Partner and practice leader at Infinite Equity. Jon has a passion for equity compensation with over 25 years of experience guiding companies from initial idea to full execution with the ability to maximize the value of the programs offered. Jon leverages an extensive actuarial background to apply an added rigor and discipline to the design, valuation, and implementation of employee equity compensation programs. Jon previously held roles leading global equity compensation teams and served as the Vice Chairman of the Board for the Global Equity Organization (GEO). He has a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Economics from the University of Washington, is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries, and is a Certified Equity Professional. Jon is based in San Francisco.

Deidre Salisbury, Managing Director
Deidre is a Managing Director at Infinite Equity, specializing in valuation, accounting, and plan design for her clients. Deidre has over twelve years of compensation and benefits experience.. Prior to joining Infinite Equity, Deidre held positions at two large consulting firms, most recently focusing on equity compensation solutions and previously retirement plan benefits. Deidre earned a Bachelor of Art in Mathematics/Actuarial Science from the University of Connecticut. She is a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and a Certified Equity Professional. Deidre is based in San Francisco.