Waxman is a busy man this week...
On Wednesday December 5th the Committee will hold a hearing to examine the role played by compensation consultants in determining the pay packages of senior executives at the largest publicly traded corporations. Corporate governance experts, institutional investors, and compensation consulting firms will testify regarding the role of consultants in setting executive pay, efforts to prevent and manage conflicts of interest, and the adequacy of the information available to shareholders and the public.
The following witnesses are expected to testify:
o Meredith Miller, Assistant Treasurer for Policy, Office of the Connecticut State Treasurer
o Charles Elson, Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, Lerner College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware
o Daniel F. Pedrotty, Director, Office of Investment, AFL-CIO
o James F. Reda, Founder & Managing Director, James F. Reda & Associates
o Donald Lowman, Managing Director, Towers Perrin
o Michael Powers, Global Practice Leader for Executive Compensation and Corporate Governance, Hewitt Associates
o George Paulin, Chief Executive Officer, Frederick W. Cook & Co.
o Charles Scott, Worldwide Partner, Mercer Human Resources Consulting
o Houman Shadab, Senior Research Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason University
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