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Paul Davis is the president of The Scanlon Leadership Network, a nonprofit association that promotes the Scanlon principles, provides networking opportunities for members, serves as a clearinghouse of Scanlon information, and supplies Scanlon related products and services.
Bryan Girard was formerly the director of communications at the NCEO.
Cathy Ivancic is a consultant for Principal Financial Group. Since 1985, she has helped more than 100 ESOP companies enhance ESOP communications and develop an ownership culture. She is active in national organizations that promote shared ownership.
Neil N. Koenig owns Leadership R&D, a management consulting firm specializing in leadership development, family businesses, and ESOP companies.
Jerry McAdams is national practice leader, Reward and Recognition Systems, for Watson Wyatt Worldwide.
Bill Nicholson is a CPA active in the ESOP community.
Darryl Orr, chief operations officer at Smith & Company, is a registered professional engineer. He has owned and operated consulting engineering firms since 1971.
Corey Rosen is the executive director of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO). He received his Ph.D. from Cornell University in political science in 1973, taught government at Ripon College until 1976, and then served as a Senate staff member until 1981, when he cofounded the NCEO.
William H. Scott is a radiation physicist and assistant vice president at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). In addition to conducting radiation shielding research, Scott serves as SAIC’s Participation Advocate to improve employee involvement and the understanding of employee ownership.
Jack Stack is the president and CEO of SRC Holdings Corporation.
Matt Ward is a senior vice president of technology compensation consulting at the Radford Surveys unit of Aon Consulting. He has more than 20 years of consulting experience, with a focus on strategic annual and long-term incentive plan design for both publicly traded and private companies. Before joining Aon Consulting, Matt was founder/CEO of WestWard Pay Strategies, Inc. in San Francisco. Prior to founding WestWard, he held senior positions with Watson Wyatt and Frederic W. Cook & Co., Inc. Matt is an attorney and CPA.
Fred E. Whittlesey is an Aon Consulting vice president. He has an extensive compensation consulting background and corporate compensation experience. Before joining Aon Consulting, he held corporate compensation positions at Broadcom and Amazon.com.
Among the strongest advocates of short-term incentives are companies that describe themselves as "open-book" firms. These companies point to their bonus programs as linchpins of their successful approach. Open-book advocate Jack Stack, president of Springfield ReManufacturing Corporation, summed it up this way: "What a bonus program does is communicate goals in the most effective way possible-by putting a bounty on them."
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