Partner Susan Schroeder examines the growing trend for CEOs, especially from the boomer generation, to remain involved in decision making at the company through the role of executive chairman. She warns that this practice could hinder the new CEO from setting their own agendas and advises companies to limit the length of term of the executive chairman.

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Sep 20, 2026

Bank Compensation Peer Exchange

JW Marriott Austin

The Bank Compensation Peer Exchange is for small groups of compensation committee members and human resources officers to meet in closed-door, off-the-record peer groups…
  • Shaun Bisman
  • Chris Callegari

Sep 21, 2026

Compensation & Talent: The Evolving Role of the Compensation Committee

JW Marriott Austin

September 21, 2026 / 10:30-11:05am   The responsibilities of compensation committees are growing as banks navigate regulatory scrutiny, competitive pressures and strategic complexity. This…
  • Shaun Bisman
  • Chris Callegari

Sep 25, 2026

Use of Equity When Share Price Falls

New York Downtown Marriot

September 25, 2026 / 8:40-9:10am   Kick off day two with a deep dive into the executive compensation issue that matters most to you.…
  • Roman Beleuta