Change-in-control agreements protect executives from being terminated or materially disadvantaged after a merger. They are retention tools that provide financial assurance.
SPHR strategic compensation models use these agreements to “maintain leadership continuity and decision-making clarity during acquisition events.” They prevent early executive exits that may derail integration plans.
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