Oceaneering adopts Executive Leadership Team Severance Plan with up to 2x payout for CEO

Reuters03-21
Oceaneering adopts Executive Leadership Team Severance Plan with up to 2x payout for CEO
  • Oceaneering’s compensation committee approved amended and restated change of control arrangements covering CEO Roderick Larson and the company’s Change of Control Plan.
  • The amended CEO change of control agreement conditions severance eligibility on signing a release of claims and complying with restrictive covenants.
  • It also provides outplacement services for 24 months.
  • A new Executive Leadership Team Severance Plan provides severance of 1x base salary plus target short-term incentive opportunity, or 2x for the CEO.
  • The plan includes outplacement services for 12 months, or 24 months for the CEO.


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