Site Centers Corp. Boosts Severance Payouts for Key Executives After Change in Control

Reuters12-05
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/SITC.WI">Site Centers</a> Corp. Boosts Severance Payouts for Key Executives After Change in Control

Site Centers Corp. has amended the employment agreements for Chief Financial Officer Gerald R. Morgan and General Counsel Aaron M. Kitlowski. Under the new terms, if either executive experiences a qualifying "double-trigger" termination following a Change in Control of the company, their potential cash severance payments will now be set at 2.5 times the sum of their annual base salary and their three-year average annual cash incentive or bonus payout. Previously, the severance amounts were set at $600,000 for Morgan and $1.5 million for Kitlowski. The amendments also include certain clarifying and descriptive adjustments to the agreements.

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