Corporate Counsel
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...executive vice president, general counsel, and secretary of energy company Calpine Corporation, from July 2006 to August 2008. As Calpine's chief...
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...an expert in bankruptcy law whose take-home pay from the Calpine Corporation was $9.7 million. Houston-based Calpine hired Doody...
GCs got small raises even as the economy tanked-and the value of their stocks plunged
Corporate Counsel
The world economy may be limping. But last year the general counsel of the nation's largest companies still managed to get a modest raise. That's the main finding of Corporate Counsel's 2009 GC Compe
...Peter Janzen of Land O’Lakes Inc. and Gregory Doody of Calpine Corp. The average stock award topped $1.3 million, compared to $1...
...Peter Janzen of Land O'Lakes, Inc., and Gregory Doody of Calpine Corporation. The average stock award topped $1.3 million, compared to $1...
Corporate Counsel
...find out how much the highest-paid general counsel make? Corporations tell us. Public companies must disclose the compensation packages for their CEOs...
...option: Peter Janzen of Land O'Lakes Inc. and Gregory Doody of Calpine Corp. The average stock award topped $1.3 million, compared to $1...
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