Today Show re Overpaid Wall Street CEOs

Posted on November 24, 2009 at 11:55 am

I was on The Today Show this morning for my other job talking about the hundreds of millions of dollars paid to the CEOs of failed companies Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns.
You can also see a piece about my speech last week to the International Corporate Governance Network, a quote from me in Al Hunt’s Letter from Washington column for the New York Times, and my (subdued!) comments on Terra Industries, which re-appointed directors who had been voted off the board.

“Marie Antoinette would be embarrassed by these guys,” says Nell Minow,
the irrepressible shareholder advocate and corporate-compensation
watchdog who is co-founder of the Maine-based Corporate Library. “They
have no clue as to how much they’ve devalued the brand of American
capitalism with this sense of entitlement, the arrogance; they
genuinely feel the world will come to an end if they don’t take
everything.”

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2 Replies to “Today Show re Overpaid Wall Street CEOs”

  1. I caught a couple of moments of your appearance on Today, Nell. Keep up the good work. Apparently, these CEOs can’t be prosecuted for what they did, but I sure wish they could be…

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