"Doing Your Pay Ratio Homework Now: A Roadmap"

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

12:00 - 1:00 pm, eastern [archive and transcript to follow]

This program will not be an overview of the SEC's new proposal on pay ratio disclosures—we have posted plenty of memos to get you up-to-speed. Rather, this program will drill down to see where you stand if the proposal was adopted—and to help you decide whether you should consider submitting a comment letter to the SEC using hard facts. So this program will help you evaluate how to choose a compensation definition; how to conduct statistical sampling in this area; how to access the right data and calculate the median. Join these experts:

Mark Borges, Principal, Compensia
James Davies, Senior Consultant, International Consulting Group, Towers Watson
Mike Kesner, Principal-in-Charge, Human Capital Advisory Services, Deloitte Consulting LLP
Paul Platten, Managing Director, Towers Watson
Steve Seelig, Executive Compensation Counsel, Towers Watson
Dave Suchsland, Retirement Benefits Consultant, Towers Watson

Among other topics, this program will cover

How to do the math under the SEC's proposal
Practical guidance on how to pick a compensation definition
How to conduct statistical sampling and access the right data within your company

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