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Prepping for the Fall: Top Takeaways from the Proxy Season

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July 29, 2025 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EDT Webinar

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About The Event

Member Price: Complimentary

Non Member Price: Complimentary

Credits: 1 NACD/CPE Credit

In this webinar with Pearl Meyer and NACD, we will examine data from the latest proxy season, discuss key findings and unexpected developments, and offer an action plan for compensation committee members for their fall planning meetings. This plan will consider the current economic environment, investor expectations, areas of heightened proxy advisor scrutiny, media attention, and other relevant factors.

This webinar is part of the Compensation Committee Series. 

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Learning Objectives

  • Analyze data around compensation outcomes, incentive plan designs, say-on-pay, C-suite turnover, and any new trends that emerged.
  • Explore trends in the news and how they are impacting executive compensation (i.e., tariffs, DE&I metrics, and more).
  • Understand the data from this year’s proxy season, specifically what’s new and noteworthy.
  • Walk away with an action plan for fall planning meetings and clarity on where to focus.

Who Should Attend

  • Designed for all board directors, with a special focus on those serving on compensation and human capital committees
  • Governance professionals and executives seeking insights into the latest trends and best practices in public company board pay
  • Directors serving on nominating/governance committees

Key Benefits

Actionable Insights

Clear, practical pay strategies

Expert Guidance

Tips from industry leaders

Strategic Alignment

Integrate compensation with business vision

Future-Proofing

Prepare for evolving 2025 trends

Speakers

Independent Director

Jeri Isbell, NACD.DC

Jeri Isbell serves on two public company boards and their executive committees (nominating and governance, HR and compensation), which include SiteOne Landscape Supply and Atkore... 

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Principal, Pearl Meyer

Kim Neil

Kimberly Neil is a principal at Pearl Meyer, providing analytical and project-management support for client endeavors across the country. She is committed to providing clients with efficient and effective...

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Managing Director, Pearl Meyer

Sharon Podstupka

Sharon Podstupka is a managing director at Pearl Meyer. She is a trusted advisor to boards and executive management teams in the areas of executive and broad-based employee compensation communication...

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NACD Credits

One (1) NACD credit will be applied to your NACD transcript after the event based on attendees' session attendance.

NASBA Continuing Professional Education (CPE)

Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits (i.e., Certified Public Accountants (CPAs)) are available for the Compensation Committee Series Webinar. NACD is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.NASBARegistry.org

  • Instructional delivery methods: Group Internet
  • Number of Hours: 1.0
  • Field of Study: Business Management and Organization
  • Level: Basic
  • Prerequisites: Directors with at least one year of experience in a public, private, and/or NFP board
  • Advance preparation: None

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