SEC to Host Executive Compensation Disclosure Roundtable
The SEC announced the panelists for its upcoming roundtable on Executive Compensation Disclosure Requirements. The roundtable is scheduled for June 26, 2025.
The three-part agenda includes a panel addressing the decision-making process around setting compensation, and its impact on investment and voting decisions and two separate panels examining executive compensation disclosure.
On executive compensation decisions, the panelists include:
- Debra A. Cafaro, Chairman and CEO, Ventas and Human Resources Committee Chair, PNC
- Ola Peter K. Gjessing, Lead Investment Stewardship Manager, Norges Bank Investment Management
- Ani Huang, President and CEO, Center On Executive Compensation
- Blair Jones, Managing Director, Semler Brossy
- Michael Lennartz, Executive Vice President, Total Rewards, Mastercard
- Bob McCormick, Executive Director, Council of Institutional Investors
On executive compensation disclosure rules, the SEC set up two panels to consider whether current rules "have achieved their policy objectives, the challenges in preparing the required disclosure, the types of disclosure that investors find material, and what the disclosure requirements should look like in the future." Panel two includes:
- Mark A. Borges, Principal, Compensia
- Zachary Levine, Vice President, Corporate Secretary and Bank Counsel, Metropolitan Commercial Bank
- David Lynn, Partner, Goodwin Procter
- Michael McCauley, Senior Officer, Investment Programs and Governance, State Board of Administration of Florida
- Brandon J. Rees, Deputy Director, Corporations and Capital Markets, American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations
- Roland H. Schustereder, Global Head of Total Rewards, ExxonMobil
Panel three on disclosure includes:
- Terry Adamson, Partner, Infinite Equity
- Sarah E. Fortt, Deputy General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, Ford Motor Company
- Drew Hambly, Investment Director, Stewardship, California Public Employees’ Retirement System
- Ronald O. Mueller, Partner, Gibson Dunn
- John Roe, Head of Investment Stewardship in the Americas, BlackRock
- Marc Treviño, Partner, Sullivan & Cromwell