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This excerpt taken from the CPWR DEF 14A filed Jul 15, 2009. Options
In April 2008, the Committee approved grants independent of the
EIP to the NEOs and certain other management and key personnel.
The purpose of this special grant was to add a significant
equity-based incentive for the Companys executives to
drive the transformation of our business as set out in our
Compuware 2.0 strategy, exceed corporate performance
expectations by sustaining long-term growth, and increase
shareholder value. The CEO, President/COO and the CFO received
500,000 options each. The former CTO, Mr. Bockhausen, and
CAO received 200,000 options each. Mr. Czarnik, now the
current CTO, received 50,000 options. The amounts were
recommended by the CEO based on the level of responsibility and
influence individuals are expected to contribute to the business
transformation and strategy initiatives. These options were
granted on April 17, 2008 under the Companys LTIP,
have an exercise price equal to the fair market value of the
common stock on that date as
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determined under the LTIP and vest as follows: 30 percent
on the first anniversary of the grant date, 30 percent on
the second anniversary, and 40 percent on the third
anniversary. This three-year vesting schedule retains the
long-term element of equity-based incentives, while enabling
earlier rewards if achievements result in increased share price.
The options will become immediately exercisable if the Company
is acquired or if the NEO dies or becomes disabled. The options
expire ten years after grant or earlier if the NEOs
employment is terminated.
In addition, on September 2, 2008 options were granted to
the CAO, CTO and Mr. Bockhausen. The number of option
shares was determined according to the formula set forth in the
EIP and approved by the Compensation Committee. The options vest
as follows: zero percent on the first anniversary of the grant
date, zero percent on the second anniversary, 50 percent on
the third anniversary, 25 percent on the fourth
anniversary, and the remaining 25 percent on the fifth
anniversary. The options will become immediately exercisable if
the Company is acquired or if the NEO dies or becomes disabled.
The options expire ten years after grant or earlier if the
NEOs employment is terminated. The CEO, President/COO, and
the CFO did not receive option grants under the EIP for fiscal
2009 due to the option grants they received in April 2008 and
limits in the LTIP on the number of options that may be granted
to an individual in any one fiscal year.
This excerpt taken from the CPWR DEF 14A filed Jul 16, 2008. Options
In fiscal 2008, the number of options granted to each NEO and
Mr. Costello was determined according to the formula set
forth in the EIP. These options were granted under the
Companys Long Term Incentive Plan, or LTIP, on
November 8, 2007, the date of the first Compensation
Committee and Board meetings following the annual shareholders
meeting at which the LTIP was approved. The options vest as
follows: zero percent on the first anniversary of the grant
date, zero percent on the second anniversary, 50 percent on
the third anniversary, 25 percent on the fourth
anniversary, and the remaining 25 percent on the fifth
anniversary. The options will become immediately exercisable if
the Company is acquired or if the NEO dies or becomes disabled.
The options expire ten years after grant or earlier if the
NEOs employment is terminated.
In April 2008, the Committee approved grants independent of the
EIP to the NEOs and certain other management and key personnel.
The purpose of this special grant was to add a significant
equity-based incentive for the Companys executives to
drive the transformation of our business as set out in our
Compuware 2.0 strategy, exceed corporate performance
expectations by sustaining long-term growth, and increase
shareholder value. The CEO, President/COO and the CFO received
500,000 options each. The CTO and CAO received 200,000 options
each. These options were granted on April 17, 2008 under
the Companys LTIP, have an exercise price equal to the
fair market value of the common stock on that date as determined
under the LTIP and vest as follows: 30 percent on the first
anniversary of the grant date, 30 percent on the second
anniversary, and 40 percent on the third anniversary. This
three-year vesting schedule retains the long-term element of
equity-based incentives, while enabling earlier rewards if
achievements result in increased share price. The options will
become immediately exercisable if the Company is acquired or if
the NEO dies or becomes disabled. The options expire ten years
after grant or earlier if the NEOs employment is
terminated.
It is anticipated that two of the NEOs (the CTO and CAO) will be
granted options in fiscal 2009 using the EIP formula and terms.
The CEO, President/COO, and the CFO will not receive option
grants under the EIP for fiscal 2009 since they received 500,000
options in April 2008 as discussed previously and the LTIP
limits the number of option grants to individual participants to
500,000 options in any one fiscal year.
This excerpt taken from the CPWR DEF 14A filed Jul 24, 2007. Options
In fiscal 2007, the number of options granted to each NEO was
determined by multiplying one-half of their EIP Annual Cash
Bonus target percentage (one-half of 200 percent of salary)
by their base salary and then dividing by five, in accordance
with the formula discussed above. This formula was chosen
because it produces a number of options that the Committee
believes bears an appropriate relationship to the amount of cash
incentive compensation and total compensation and additionally
enhances retention of key talent. These options were granted in
August 2006 under the Companys Fiscal 1998 Stock
Option Plan and vest as follows: zero percent on the first
anniversary of the grant date, zero percent on the second
anniversary, 50 percent on the third anniversary,
25 percent on the fourth anniversary, and the remaining
25 percent on the fifth anniversary. The options will
become immediately exercisable if the Company is acquired or if
the NEO dies or becomes disabled. The options expire ten years
after grant unless the NEOs employment is terminated. It
is anticipated that the NEOs will be granted options in August
2007 pursuant to the same formula and on similar terms.
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