How to Operate a Compensation Committee
TESTIMONIALS
“Our three-partner firm recently purchased seven Rosenberg books, including partner compensation, partner agreements, succession planning, and management and firm governance. The books are a superlative blend of years of consulting experience for CPA firms and the know-how that goes along with it. We find these books to be an excellent resource for ideas and a roadmap to guide the tough conversations that partners need regarding these key issues.”
Brian Bray, MP
Benton Bray, PLLC
Bellevue, WA
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Increasingly, CPA firms are realizing that the old compensation formulas no longer work, that performance “intangibles” need to be recognized, and that their compensation systems need to be performance-based. As a result, more and more firms are adopting compensation committees. This book answers the questions: What are Compensation Committees? How do they work? Why have they become so popular?
Topics include:
- Characteristics of a good system
- Structuring partner compensation
- The link to strategic planning
- Data reviewed by the CC
- Communication is key
- The role of partner evaluations
- The role of the firm’s core values
- Partner goal setting
- Make-up of the committee
- Examples of partner roles
- Performance criteria for partners
- Open vs. closed compensation systems
- Decisions that the CC needs to make
- Compensation Committee Timetable
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NEW! Complimentary PDF Download with Book Purchase
Partner Compensation Committee CliffsNotes is a guide to the three kinds of comp committees, roles, and best practices. It includes the key steps to implementation and sample base and bonus breakdowns. You will receive the PDF download link in your confirmation email.
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