
Corporate leaders face unique financial challenges, complex compensation structures, concentrated stock exposure, bonus timing, and benefit coordination. I help simplify the complexity and uncover strategic opportunities.
You’ve earned your success — but the structure of your compensation plan determines how much of it you ultimately keep.
I specialize in helping senior executives and business owners understand, optimize, and integrate their compensation packages into broader financial and retirement strategies.
Areas of focus include:
Equity Compensation: Stock options (ISOs & NSOs), Restricted Stock Units (RSUs), and ESPPs
Deferred Compensation Plans (NQDC): Evaluating plan design, distribution elections, and tax timing
Supplemental Executive Retirement Plans (SERPs): Integrating nonqualified benefits into long-term retirement planning
Bonus and Incentive Pay: Coordinating annual and performance-based income for tax efficiency
Corporate Benefits Optimization: Reviewing health, disability, and life insurance structures for alignment with overall wealth goalsdolore magna.
True financial success requires more than earning a strong income — it requires strategically converting compensation into enduring wealth.
Together, we design a strategy that coordinates your income, benefits, and investments with your retirement and estate objectives.
We address key priorities such as:
Tax-efficient distribution and deferral strategies
Retirement income replacement for post-career years
Concentrated stock risk management and diversification
Charitable giving through appreciated securities and deferred plans
Succession and legacy planning for family and philanthropic goals


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