Santos announces Clough CEO Kevin Gallagher as new CEO
Kym Sheehan
The Executive Remuneration Reporter
Santos has today announced current Clough CEO Kevin Gallagher will be Santos' new CEO, with a commencement date yet to be finalised. While his starting fixed remuneration of $1.8 million is lower than the FY2015 fixed remuneration of David Knox ($2.4 million), his contract includes a frustration clause ($4.6 million if the contract is frustrated prior to his commencement date) plus a provision relating to a change of control within two years of his appointment. This note has further details on these payments (VIEW LINK)
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With a background in human resources, executive search and corporate law, Kym Sheehan brings unique perspectives on corporate governance and meeting resolutions to her work for The Executive Remuneration Reporter.
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