Tesla Board Chairman calls for a discussion about the Elon Musk $ 1T payment package “a little strange”

With Tesla shareholders, they are scheduled to vote for a 10 -year proposed compensation package, with a value of $ 1 trillion for CEO Elon Musk in November, Chairman Robin Dunholm spoke to the New York Times To defend what will be The largest payment package in the history of companies.

Dunholm, who was also in the Special Committee that brought together the compensation proposal together, argued that Musk needs a motivation for unusual challenges related to extraordinary compensation. At the same time, I suggested that it is less interested in the additional wealth that Tesla shares will be represented, and more in the voting authority.

“I think it is a bit strange to talk about dollars when the effect of voting is in reality,” said Dunholm, who described the Times as “sometimes sick,” during the interview.

It may also seem intuitive to provide such a huge paid package Tesla profits and vehicle sales declinedBut Denholm insisted that the plan revolves around “future performance”.

She said, “It is not a matter of previous performance.” “Nothing gets if it does not lead against the goals.”

I also noticed techcrunch previously, The goals of the package are largely less ambitious One of the promises made by musk around Tesla in the past.