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Looking Ahead to Executive Pay Practices/Design in 2025

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Bill Reilly

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Managing Director
Atlanta

Biography

Bill Reilly is a managing director at Pearl Meyer. He is a senior advisor to compensation committees and executives on all aspects of executive and non-employee director compensation and advises clients on issues such as compensation philosophy, market pay assessments, pay and performance alignment, short-term and long-term incentive plan design, employment contracts and severance/CIC arrangements, competitive trends, and regulatory developments.

Prior to joining Pearl Meyer in 2011, Bill was a consultant for 18 years with Mercer, most recently as a principal in executive compensation.

Bill received an MBA from Hofstra University and a BA from Boston College.

Bill Reilly
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Executive Compensation
Non-Employee Director Compensation
Responding to Shareholder Advisory Group Concerns
Incentive Plan Design
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BA, Boston College
MBA, Hofstra University

My clients want to ensure that their compensation programs provide for fair and competitive pay opportunities that are appropriately aligned with key business objectives, performance outcomes, and sound corporate governance practices. My job as a trusted advisor to compensation committees and management teams is to help ensure these objectives are achieved by providing effective program designs and advice that are relevant to the applicable client, supported by analytics, and meet the needs of all stakeholders.

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Severance Benefits in Emerging Biotech Companies

Given a challenging financial climate in the industry, companies are asking when and why to implement severance protections for their executives.
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Pearl Meyer Names Matt Turner as President of Executive Compensation Consulting

In his new role, Turner leads the executive and broad-based practices of the firm, and will guide the firm’s established team of compensation consultants. He will also continue to serve clients in his capacity as a compensation expert. Turner succeeds Pete Lupo, who will continue to work with clients until his retirement at the end of 2024 after a distinguished career.
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Leaders Developing Leaders

Five actions that can build a strong talent pipeline and safeguard the long-term health and success of an organization.
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As Stripe, Ramp Valuations Rise, Some Fintechs Face Likely Down Rounds

“For employees that have some tenure with a company, a down round or depreciated value can result in a perverse incentive to go ‘next door’ and get a new package that is valued at a much lower stock price but [has a] higher wealth creation opportunity,” said Aalap Shah, managing director.
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FTC Non-Compete Rule Struck Down Nationwide

A federal judge’s decision means the rule will not go into effect on September 4, 2024. Here’s what that means for companies today, and possible next steps.
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