This article is designed for CEOs, CMOs, CSOs, CTOs and other C-suite and senior executives in technology and life sciences, who are being recruited and have now, or anticipate soon receiving, an attractive offer to move on, yet are also critical to their current company, where your current company might provide a significant retention package for you to stay.
This frequently occurs when the company is “in play”. However, besides this change of control situation, my article discusses a number of other circumstances where executive retention negotiations occur, including where:
- The company is nearing a critical milestone, necessary for a funding round,
- The company is planning its IPO and needs an executive lockup,
- The executive has close relationships with key accounts and the company fears a significant loss of business,
- The executive has close relationships with key management and performers in the company and fears a significant attrition,
- The executive as an inventor, innovator and technologist has a critical role in product creation, maintenance or development, or
- The executive has achieved a level of notoriety such that his or her loss could have a negative impact on perception of the company within the customer or business community where the company operates.
To see my full CEOWorld magazine. article, go to LINK: https://ceoworld.biz/2019/04/26/negotiating-executive-retention-agreement-terms-to-protect-your-interests/
Or on my website https://www.executiveemploymentattorney.com/executive-retention-agreement/
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It is my hope that this article will be helpful to CEOs, CMOs, CSOs, CTOs and other C-suite and senior executives in technology and life sciences, who are being recruited and have now, or anticipate soon receiving, an attractive offer to move on, yet are also critical to their current company, where the current company might provide a significant retention package for the executive to stay. If you or any colleague of yours has a need in this area, please do reach out to me at radelson@engelschultz.com.
Representative cases of executive retention and change of control agreements
- CEO of a Massachusetts medical products manufacturer – change of control agreement
- Senior Vice President of Massachusetts financial institution – retention and severance agreements
Robert A. Adelson, Esq. is a business and tax attorney, and partner in the firm Engel & Schultz LLP in Boston, MA. He has an advanced LLM degree in the law of Taxation from NYU and has for more than 20 years represented CEOs, C-Suite and senior executives across the country in issues of senior executive employment including terms of equity, executive compensation package, severance agreement, change of control, restrictive covenants and other key executive issues.
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