
Dan Walter is a Certified Executive Compensation Professional (CECP), a Fellow of Global Equity, and a Certified Equity Professional (CEP) who has provided solutions for equity and performance-based compensation for over 25 years. He specializes in the areas of pay for high-growth companies, executive pay, equity compensation, compensation, and pay for performance. Dan is considered one of the compensation industry’s “go-to” experts on the topic of equity compensation.
Dan is frequently requested as a dynamic and humorous speaker covering compensation and motivation topics. Speaking engagements include annual conferences for World at Work, NASPP, GEO, NCEO, AICPA, numerous webinars, and regional and local events. Dan has been quoted in publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Business Insider, The Information, and Quartz. A prolific writer, Dan has written hundreds of blog articles and white papers. He has also authored or co-authored the following books: “Performance-based Equity Compensation," ”Everything in Compensation is Communication," “The Decision Makers Guide to Equity Compensation," “If I’d Only Known That," “GEOnomics 2011," and “Equity Alternatives”.
Dan has served on the board of directors for the National Center for Employee Ownership and the advisory board for HR.com. He is an active member of World at Work, SHRM, the Society for Certified Equity Professionals, the Global Equity Organization (GEO), and the National Association of Stock Plan Professionals (NASPP). He is the founder of Equity Compensation Experts, which is the largest independent networking group for equity compensation professionals. He has earned the designation of Fellow of Global Equity (FGE) through the Global Equity Organization, Certified Executive Compensation Professional (CECP) through World at Work, and Certified Equity Professional (CEP) through Santa Clara University’s Leavey School of Business.
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