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Emanuel Chirico's Corporate Governance

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Corporate Governance and M&A Analysis

Corporate Governance

Executive Officers of the Registrant: 2013

Emanuel Chirico 56 Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Chirico joined PVH Corp. as the Vice President and Controller in 1993. Mr. Chirico was named Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer in 1999, President and Chief Operating Officer in 2005, Chief Executive Officer in February 2006, and Chairman of the Board in June 2007.
Salary and Bonus: $4,128,018

Stock Awards: $11,416,863

Option Awards: $2,522,000

Total Compensation: $18,364,360

Michael A. Shaffer 51 Executive Vice President and Chief Operating & Financial Officer
Mr. Shaffer has been employed by PVH Corp. since 1990. He has served as Senior Vice President …show more content…

She brings the company 10 years of expertise in diverse financial management and executive leadership.

Board of Directors
PVH's Board of Directors is responsible for supervision of the overall affairs of the Company.
Emanuel Chirico
Emanuel is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Company; Director, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc.
Insider
Director since 2005
Other Board of Director Positions: Dick’s Sporting Goods
Salary and Bonus: $4,128,018

Stock Awards: $11,416,863

Option Awards: $2,522,000

Total Compensation: $18,364,360
Mary Baglivo
Mary is a chief marketing officer from Northwestern University. Currently is the director of Host Hotels & Resorts Inc.
Insider
Director since 2007
Other Board of Director Positions: Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
Salary and Bonus: $136,535

Stock Awards: $217,619
Total Compensation: $354,154

Brent Callinicos
Brent is the Chief Financial Officer of Uber Technologies, Inc. which is an on-demand car service company. …show more content…

These M&A’S proved to be a great addition to their revenue and the overall growth of their business. Through these M&A’s PVH Corp. held a great advantage amongst their competitors as they have a huge presence internationally. With their addition of the Warnaco Group, PVH Corp. joined Van Huesen, IZOD, Speedo, Calvin Klein, and Tommy Highflier to become one of the top corporations within the industry.
One M&A that would be rational for PVH Corp. would be Ralph Lauren. Ralph Lauren and PVH Corp. would be a great match as they have clients that sell similar merchandise and are major competitors within the industry. This would be a good acquisition as Ralph Lauren can join PVH Corp. and help in the dominance of this industry.
PVH Corp. has been trying to design their overhead. Some examples of this would be shut underperforming stores, divest noncore assets, and bring up profitability. Also, PVH Corp. is beginning to realize how much revenue and cost effective this acquisition

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