Arizona Compensation Program for Officers and Certain Key Management Personnel with attachments

• Category: Corporations - Public - Incentive Compensation Plans
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-CC-20-297D
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

20-297D 20-297D . . . Compensation Program for Officers and Certain Key Management Personnel which is administered by Chief Executive Officer with approval of Compensation Committee. Participants receive variable compensation tied directly to achievement of key corporate-wide objectives. Participants fall within either Band A, Band B, or Band C depending on nature of their positions and their impact on corporation. Opportunities for variable compensation awards vary depending upon which "Band" participant falls into. Awards can range from 12.5% to 75% of base salaries. Plan provides that awards will not be paid unless earnings, after subtracting variable compensation, are greater than dividends paid in year for which variable compensation is to be awarded. Awards are paid in cash, stock grants and restricted stock (no transferability during first five years after grant and forfeiture of stock upon termination of employment, except for retirement, death or disability, during first years after grant)

Title: Arizona Compensation Program for Officers and Certain Key Management Personnel Description: The Arizona Compensation Program for Officers and Certain Key Management Personnel is a comprehensive program designed to ensure a fair and competitive compensation structure for top-level executives in various organizations within the state of Arizona. This detailed description will provide an in-depth overview of the program's objectives, key features, and attached documents, shedding light on its significance and benefits. Objectives: — Establishing a transparent and consistent compensation framework for officers and key management personnel. — Attracting and retaining top talent to drive organizational success. — Aligning compensation with individual performance, business objectives, and market trends. — Ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations governing executive compensation. — Promoting accountability and transparency in compensation decisions. Key Features: 1. Comprehensive Compensation Guidelines: This program outlines detailed guidelines for determining the compensation package of officers and key management personnel. It takes into account factors such as job responsibilities, performance, market benchmarks, and organizational performance. 2. Performance-Based Incentives: The program emphasizes performance-driven compensation by incorporating various incentive plans such as bonus structures, stock options, and profit-sharing schemes. These incentives aim to motivate executives to drive growth, innovation, and profitability. 3. Market Benchmarking: To ensure competitive compensation, the program utilizes comprehensive market surveys and benchmarking analyses. This helps identify appropriate compensation levels and align executive pay with industry standards. 4. Compensation Committee: The program establishes a dedicated Compensation Committee responsible for overseeing the implementation of the compensation program. This committee comprises independent directors who review and approve executive compensation plans, ensuring objectivity and impartiality. Attachments: 1. Compensation Program Guidelines: This document provides a detailed explanation of the program's guidelines, including the criteria, processes, and methodologies considered when determining executive compensation. It highlights the program's focus on fairness, performance evaluation, and market comparability. 2. Performance-Based Incentive Plan: This document outlines the specifics of the performance-based incentive plan, including eligibility criteria, performance metrics, payout formulas, and vesting schedules. It serves as a transparent framework, aligning executive rewards with individual and organizational performance. 3. Market Benchmarking Report: Attached is a comprehensive report that analyses the compensation landscape for officers and key management personnel in the industry. It compares salary levels, benefits, and incentive structures across relevant market segments, providing insights for setting appropriate compensation packages. By establishing the Arizona Compensation Program for Officers and Certain Key Management Personnel, organizations in Arizona can ensure an equitable and transparent compensation structure, attracting top talent and incentivizing executives to maximize their performance.