Executive Compensation and Governance Considerations for Health Systems

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Priorities for health systems and compensation committees for 2023 and beyond


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Faced with increasing financial pressure, growing demand for executive talent, rising pay levels, and intense scrutiny of executive compensation within not-for-profit health systems, compensation committees are delicately balancing financial, operational, talent, and governance risks in their executive compensation programs in this difficult environment. Featured in The Governance Institute’s July E-briefings, Bruce Greenblatt, Managing Director, SullivanCotter discusses four key priorities compensation committees should consider to ensure their recruitment, retention and rewards objectives are met.

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