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2009-2010 CEO Total Compensation Survey ReportNOW AVAILABLE!
Among credit unions with $100 million in assets or more, 19 percent of credit union CEOs plan to retire in the next five years, down from 29 percent in 2008, according to CUNA's 2009 CEO Total Compensation Survey Report. CEOs across the nation are delaying retirement, either because they experienced a loss in retirement savings or they are invested in seeing their organization through these trying times. This report provides nationwide CEO compensation data for credit unions $100 million plus in assets. Results are conveniently categorized by asset size, region, and many other points of comparison to help your credit union attract or retain top CEO talent. PLUS, with this report you get the all-important monetary value of the total compensation package value to help measure the bottom-line of your CEO compensation package against other credit unions. See the Table of Contents.
This valuable report from the Credit Union National Association reveals all:
Ensure your CEO compensation package is a perfect fit with CEO Total Compensation: Self-Selected Peer Analysis. I find the information from the CEO Total Compensation Survey Report to clearly benchmark senior management compensation. I can't imagine not having this information. David Strachan Buy both the 2009 CEO Total Compensation Survey Report and the 2009 Senior Executive Total Compensation Survey Report for only $1298! Participant price is $898. The adjusted price will not show in your cart but you will be invoiced the correct discounted price. Survey participants will receive the $250 discount when the order is processed. The adjusted price will not show in your cart but you will be invoiced the correct participant price of $549.
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