Compensation Committee Priorities for 2026
Compensation and human capital committees (CHCCs) play a pivotal role in driving value at this time, expanding their mandate to prioritize human capital evolution across all levels of the enterprise: ensuring talent development, engagement, and resilience, while continuing to uphold the critical responsibility of overseeing executive compensation.
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