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Annual IBA Employment and Diversity Law Conference

26 Apr - 28 Apr 2023

Session information

Breakout session 3: Compensation and benefits: how to effectively draft an MIP in the context of an M&A transaction

Thursday 27 April (1400 - 1515)

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Committee(s)

Diversity and Equality Law Committee (Lead)
Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee (Lead)

Description

Management incentive plans (MIPs) have become a popular way of remunerating, motivating and rewarding employees and management. During this session, we will examine how to best design and implement an MIP in the context of an M&A transaction and examine the benefits of such schemes generally for the business and employees. We will consider the various types of incentive plans that can be offered to employees and management for both short term and long term incentivisation. We will also discuss some of the key considerations in designing and selecting a plan (eg, tax) and how to choose the right scheme depending on the profile of the management personnel and the nature of the business.

 

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Carolyn Knox Ogletree Deakins, San Francisco, California, USA
Ed Mills Travers Smith, London, England; Senior Newsletter Editor, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee

Speakers

Anshul Prakash Khaitan & Co, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Gonzalo Rocha Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Todd Solomon McDermott Will & Emery, Chicago, Illinois, USA; Co-Chair, Global Employment Institute (GEI)
Cleber Venditti Mattos Filho, São Paulo, Brazil

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