Relocation, Relocation, Relocation
When public companies hire C.E.O.'s, shareholders often supply the moving vans—and occasionally the homes too.
Top executives rewrote their contracts after Enron, making it nearly impossible for them to get fired. Now shareholders are paying the price. Read More
Industry:
Energy and Utilities
Summary:
A holding company, which through Pacific Gas and Electric Company is engaged in the businesses of electricity and natural
Primary executive:
Peter A. Darbee,
Industry:
Food and Beverage
Summary:
The Company and its subsidiaries are engaged in manufacturing and marketing of ready-to-eat cereal and convenience foods.
Primary executive:
A.D. David Mackay,
Industry:
Finance
Summary:
An investment banking, securities and investment management firm, which provides a range of services worldwide to a diversified
Primary executive:
Lloyd C. Blankfein,
Industry:
Healthcare
Summary:
A biotechnology company, which discovers, develops, manufactures and markets human therapeutics based on advances in cellular and molecular biology.
Primary executive:
Kevin W. Sharer,
Industry:
Telecomm
Summary:
The Company provides voice, data, Internet, video and wireless services nationwide and globally to mass markets, business
Primary executive:
Edward A. Mueller,
Industry:
Retail
Summary:
The Company is a retailer of products for the home.
Primary executive:
W. Howard Lester,
Industry:
Technology
Summary:
The Company is a vendor of open application lifecycle management solutions, which represents the segment of the ALM market
Primary executive:
Tod Nielsen,
Edward A. Mueller
Industry:
Telecomm
Biography:
On August 10, 2007, the Board appointed Edward A. Mueller, 60, as a director and to the positions of Chairman of the Board
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In September, Denver-based
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In the fall of 2006, San Francisco-based utility
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When Jim Jenness became chairman and C.E.O. of
Kellogg in 2004, the firm agreed to cover his relocation expenses after he stepped down as C.E.O. He did so in 2006, costing Kellogg $964,613 in moving expenses, a loss on his house’s sale price, and a tax gross-up.
Photoillustrations by Julie Teninbaum.









