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Serving on—and chairing—the compensation committee

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Serving on a board’s compensation committee is a challenging job. CEO pay makes for splashy headlines. Pay plans are complicated, and seem to be getting more so every year. By breaking down committee service, we help directors get to the root of the job—creating the right incentives for long-term company success.

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