- 113 - 1992 Compensation Executive/Title Per Ms. Meyer Baisley, VP, GC, 1$468,100 W.W. Grainger, Inc. Davies, GC, Secy, 292,400 Hubell, Inc. Smith, VP, GC & Secy 270,300 General Signal Corp. Grayson, VP, GC, 952,700 Honeywell, Inc. Kennedy, VP, GC & Secy 2475,900 Johnson Controls, Inc. 1 Excludes $37,800 of the total compensation computed by Ms. Meyer, representing 67 percent of a $56,300 long-term incentive compensation plan payout in 1992 that Ms. Meyer included in full, since the 1992 payout, according to the W.W. Grainger, Inc., proxy materials in the record, covered the company’s 3 fiscal years 1990-92. 2 Ms. Meyer’s figure includes a long-term incentive compensation plan payout of $31,100 which, according to the Johnson Controls, Inc., proxy materials in the record, is the 1992 portion of a long-term incentive performance award covering the period 1992-94. The 90th percentile of this range of compensation is $761,980. Accordingly, reasonable compensation for Mr. Kurczewski in 1992 would have been an amount not exceeding $761,980. Mr. Kurczewski’s 1992 compensation, excluding the Retention Payment and disputed 1991 SRP Benefit, was $661,437. Because reasonable compensation for Mr. Kurczewski in 1992 exceeded his 1992 compensation (exclusive of the Retention Payment and disputed 1991 SRP Benefit) by $100,543, this excess constitutes the amount of Mr. Kurczewski’s Retention Payment and disputed 1991 SRP Benefit that petitioner has shown by clear and convincing evidence was reasonable compensation in 1992 for purposes of section 280G(b)(4).Page: Previous 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 Next
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