MedMen Implements Progressive Executive Compensation Program to Drive Growth and Accountability

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  • Orange County, CA (1888PressRelease) February 08, 2024 - MedMen, a prominent player in the alternative medicine industry, is pleased to announce the implementation of a forward-thinking executive compensation program aimed at driving growth, promoting accountability, and aligning the interests of top executives with shareholders.

    As the industry matures and demands responsible leadership, MedMen recognizes the importance of setting new standards in executive compensation. The company's revamped program focuses on performance-based incentives, long-term value creation, and transparency.

    Key features of MedMen's progressive executive compensation program include:

    1. Performance-Based Incentives: MedMen has introduced a performance-based structure that directly ties executive compensation to the company's financial and operational achievements. This approach ensures that executives are incentivized to deliver results and maximize shareholder value.

    2. Long-Term Value Creation: MedMen's compensation program emphasizes the creation of long-term value for shareholders over short-term gains. By aligning incentives with strategic goals, the company aims to foster sustainable growth and maintain a competitive edge in the market.

    3. Equity Participation: To further align the interests of executives with shareholders, MedMen has incorporated equity-based compensation into their packages. This initiative allows executives to share in the company's success and directly link their wealth to the performance of MedMen's stock.

    4. Enhanced Transparency: MedMen understands the importance of transparency in today's business landscape. The company will provide comprehensive disclosure of executive compensation, ensuring shareholders and stakeholders have access to clear and accurate information regarding compensation structures.

    John Stevenson, Chairman of MedMen, expressed enthusiasm for the new program, stating, "We believe that executive compensation should be tied to performance and focused on creating long-term value for our shareholders. By implementing this progressive compensation program, we are demonstrating our commitment to accountability, transparency, and sustainable growth."

    MedMen anticipates that this innovative compensation program will attract top-tier talent and reinforce its dedication to delivering exceptional value for shareholders. The company remains committed to leading the industry with responsible corporate governance and forward-thinking practices.

    Past compensation packages have been questioned by shareholders after the once $3 billion dollar company had its share prices drop to a near zero value.

    Michael Surruya, M Maximus Silva, David Hsu, Melvin Elias, and several other key investors, directors, and executives received compensation packages in the tens of millions of dollars right before the downfall of the stock and the closing of several stores.

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