Gartner did not give a reason for why it decided to part ways with Kaufman, its general counsel of five years, though a Securities and Exchange Commission filing said "There has been no disagreement between Mr. Kaufman and Gartner around strategy, financials or business practices."
April 18, 2023 at 04:12 PM
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Former Gartner general counsel Jules Kaufman was paid a little over $1 million when he left the firm in February, the management consultancy’s latest proxy statement reveals.
His exit package included 52 weeks of salary totaling $535,600, a pro-rated target bonus of $365,360, and $51,500 in unused vacation days totaling $1,001,465. The payout, on top of his regular salary and $1,475,729 in stock awards, brought his total compensation for 2022 to $3.6 million.
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