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Topic: Executive Compensation

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  Executive    Compensation  
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 PLA executives did manage to negotiate an increase in compensation payments, but it was not enough for more militant PLA members.
John Fielding,
CEO

EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION PHILOSOPHY The objective of the executive compensation program is to create financial incentive for corporate officers and key executives to achieve performance plans and enhance shareholder value by offering them the opportunity to earn above average compensation when the Company achieves above average results.
We are not seeing a decline in the base salary or equity (approximately 71% of executives still prefer equity) and bonuses being offered, but are seeing an increase in deferred compensation linked to the number of years you stay with the firm.
We were describing how executives who were leading functions that were hired in the earlier to mid nineteen nineties - when there was really a surplus of talent relative to demand in many segments of real estate - are now looking to hire into their departments individuals at lower levels of responsibility, background and overall talent, but yet are finding that the compensation package is not that different than what they were hired at a few years ago to run the whole function.
 
 
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