Egan-Jones Recommends Against New Compensation Plan for Tesla's CEO Elon Musk

PHILADELPHIA - March 13, 2018 - PRLog -- Haverford, PA - Egan Jones Proxy Services (EJP) released a report today recommending "against" the CEO Performance Awards Plan proposed at the special meeting of shareholders to take place on March 21st.

With a cost to shareholders in the billions this new plan exceeded the maximum effective dilution allowed by the EJP model.

The report recommends, "the board seek to align CEO pay more closely with the performance of the company and work to reduce the cost of any similar plan that may be proposed in the future."

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