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Mr. Walsh brings to our Board substantial corporate leadership experience and knowledge of consumer-centric companies gained from his experience as former chief executive officer of a large multinational corporation. His experience at Diageo brings broader food and beverage industry perspective. He also has held executive-level finance positions, including as chief financial officer of Grand Metropolitan Foods and Intercontinental Hotels. Throughout his career, Mr. Walsh has built success and growth at his companies through the deployment of effective brand marketing strategies, which brings valuable perspective to our Board. His background as a UK national based in London provides international diversity on our Board. | |||
Mr. White brings to our Board extensive knowledge of strategy and business development, global operations, finance, leadership development and succession planning, corporate governance, and regulatory and public policy matters gained from his experience as former chairman and chief executive officer of a global healthcare company. Mr. White’s healthcare experience and knowledge of healthcare technology advances has also enhanced his ability to oversee human capital management. In addition, Abbott’s focus on developing consumer products and technologies brings customer-centric, marketing, digital and healthcare knowledge to our Board. We also benefit from Mr. White’s strong experience in addressing the needs of a global public company, as well as insights into our Board’s responsibility to oversee management and operations matters. As our Lead Independent Director and Governance Committee Chair, Mr. White leads our Board’s succession planning and Director candidate selection process, and he is periodically involved in shareholder engagement. | |||
Mr. Hsu brings to our Board extensive experience in consumer products, global supply chain, operations, e-commerce, digital and human capital management gained from his service in senior executive roles at Kimberly-Clark and Kraft Foods. His service at a leading manufacturer and consumer products retailer known for its advancement across multiple product categories also brings customer-centric experience to our Board. In addition, his experience in enhancing digital and e-commerce capabilities platforms is an important asset as our Board considers these topics and their potential impact on our Company. Mr. Hsu’s prior experience at Kraft Foods also gives him a unique perspective and expertise in the global food supply chain industry. His qualification as an “audit committee financial expert” is also an important attribute as a member of our Audit & Finance Committee. | |||
Ms. Georgiadis brings to our Board valuable strategy and development, finance and leadership experience gained from her senior executive roles, including at Ancestry, Mattel and Google, and her positions at a private investment and strategic advisory firm. Her experience as a senior executive at large global businesses affords her a broad knowledge of global consumer businesses, as well as of technology and cybersecurity, digital consumer insights, e-commerce and marketing. Her knowledge in these and other areas provides critical insights to our business, particularly as our Board considers the impact of technology, digital and cybersecurity risks. Ms. Georgiadis also has over 15 years of analytical and strategic experience at McKinsey & Company, a global management and consulting firm. In addition, Ms. Georgiadis’ qualification as an “audit committee financial expert” is an important attribute as a member of our Audit & Finance Committee. | |||
Mr. Dean brings to our Board over 25 years of leadership, management, and strategy experience, which contributes an important perspective to our Board’s discussions of opportunities and challenges in a constantly changing business environment. In his career in executive management at leading healthcare organizations, Mr. Dean has led significant strategic, operational, and financial transformations. Mr. Dean’s healthcare experience and knowledge of health and safety risks are particularly important and enhance his ability to oversee human capital management matters. Our Board also benefits from Mr. Dean’s finance, systems operations, service quality, human resources, customer-centric operations, community affairs and regulatory experience. | |||
Mr. Daniel brings to our Board valuable leadership experience gained from his senior executive roles at Walt Disney, one of the world’s most well-known and admired brands. His extensive corporate development experience includes leading transformation across several Disney divisions. The knowledge Mr. Daniel has gained through leading the creation of a direct-to-consumer e-commerce business, as well as overseeing the development of new distribution and commercialization models, offers a valuable perspective to our Board’s discussions regarding strategy and business development . | |||
John Mulligan, Director since 2015, has notified us that he is retiring and will not stand for re-election at our 2025 Annual Shareholders’ Meeting. We thank Mr. Mulligan for his years of dedicated service to McDonald’s. | |||
Ms. Taubert brings to our Board extensive management, marketing, finance, business development and global operations experience gained from her senior executive roles at one of the world’s largest global healthcare companies. Her experience leading a global pharmaceuticals division, and as a member of Johnson & Johnson’s executive committee, provide her with a broad understanding of the range of complex issues facing a large, global consumer business. Our Board also benefits from Ms. Taubert’s extensive regulatory and public policy knowledge, as well as her human capital management experience and recognized leadership in the area of inclusion. | |||
● Our independent Chairman (Enrique Hernandez, Jr.) retired from our Board ● One new independent Director (Michael Hsu) was elected to our Board (see page 25 ) ● Committee membership and structure were refreshed, including: o Elimination of the Public Policy & Strategy Committee o Evolution of the Social & Corporate Responsibility Committee (now the Corporate Responsibility Committee) ● Board leadership and structure were refreshed, including: o Christopher Kempczinski was appointed Chairman o Miles White was appointed Lead Independent Director | |||
Ms. Engelbert brings to our Board a wealth of experience in global business operations, finance, leadership, brand, customer strategy, financial reporting and internal controls, and risk management matters gained from her service as Commissioner of a professional sports league and as former chief executive officer of Deloitte LLP. Having led more than 100,000 professionals at Deloitte, she also provides our Board valuable insights on talent management and other human capital management matters. Ms. Engelbert has strong leadership and governance experience from her previous roles on the private company board of Deloitte LLP and as chairman and chief executive officer of Deloitte & Touche LLP, and valuable regulatory experience from her roles on the strategic investment, risk, regulatory & government relations, and finance & audit committees of the board of Deloitte LLP. With 33 years of previous public accounting experience a s a certified public accountant, Ms. Engelbert further brings to our Board a deep understanding of accounting principles and financial reporting rules and regulations, and her qualification as an “audit committee financial expert” is an important attribute as our Audit & Finance Committee Chair. | |||
Mr. Capuano brings to our Board over 25 years of leadership experience gained from his senior executive roles, including president and chief executive officer, at Marriott. His service at a global hospitality company known for its focus on creating a positive guest experience contributes an important perspective to our Board’s discussions regarding enhancing our own customers’ experiences, including through our loyalty programs. Our Board also benefits from Mr. Capuano’s significant global development experience, and his service on the social impact committee of Marriott’s board of directors provides our Board with valuable insights regarding our own corporate responsibility and sustainability efforts. Mr. Capuano’s public company board experience also gives him a broad understanding of governance issues facing public companies. | |||
Ms. Weaver brings to our Board valuable and varied leadership experience gained from her senior executive roles at one of the world’s largest enterprise software companies. She previously led Salesforce’s global finance organization, and prior to that, led its legal and corporate affairs organizations. This contributes a unique and valuable perspective to our Board’s discussions of strategy, finance, regulatory and public policy matters. In addition, Ms. Weaver’s qualification as an “audit committee financial expert” is an important attribute as a member of our Audit & Finance Committee. |
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Christopher Kempczinski |
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2024 |
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1,529,167 |
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7,500,146 |
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7,500,052 |
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854,670 |
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811,228 |
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18,195,263 |
Chairman, President and CEO |
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2023 |
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1,417,500 |
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6,500,181 |
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6,500,043 |
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4,027,620 |
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709,657 |
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19,155,001 |
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2022 |
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1,368,833 |
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5,750,227 |
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5,750,012 |
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4,240,878 |
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660,564 |
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17,770,514 |
Ian Borden |
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2024 |
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941,667 |
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2,375,275 |
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2,375,033 |
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340,490 |
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279,165 |
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6,311,630 |
Executive Vice President and Global CFO |
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2023 |
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900,000 |
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2,000,162 |
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2,000,026 |
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1,589,850 |
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315,432 |
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6,805,470 |
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2022 |
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847,257 |
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1,625,070 |
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1,625,032 |
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1,807,170 |
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2,018,558 |
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7,923,087 |
Joseph Erlinger |
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2024 |
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869,167 |
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1,875,265 |
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1,875,058 |
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314,922 |
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1,176,953 |
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6,111,365 |
President, McDonald’s USA |
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2023 |
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840,000 |
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1,875,238 |
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1,875,021 |
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1,638,492 |
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180,046 |
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6,408,797 |
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2022 |
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835,833 |
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1,750,034 |
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1,750,002 |
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1,346,315 |
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235,838 |
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5,918,022 |
Gillian McDonald |
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2024 |
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889,320 |
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1,875,265 |
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1,875,058 |
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258,810 |
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151,514 |
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5,049,967 |
President, International Operated Markets |
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2023 |
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808,365 |
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4,125,589 |
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2,125,031 |
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1,296,651 |
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145,288 |
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8,500,924 |
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Desiree Ralls-Morrison |
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2024 |
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845,833 |
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1,300,208 |
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1,300,008 |
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234,345 |
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148,484 |
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3,828,878 |
Executive Vice President, Global Chief |
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2023 |
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820,833 |
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1,300,092 |
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1,300,052 |
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1,165,890 |
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139,508 |
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4,726,375 |
Legal Officer |
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2022 |
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800,000 |
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1,200,194 |
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1,200,041 |
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1,106,316 |
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469,196 |
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4,775,747 |
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Yield
Owner | Position | Direct Shares | Indirect Shares |
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Kempczinski Christopher J | - | 29,031 | 0 |
CAPOZZI HEIDI B | - | 27,475 | 0 |
Borden Ian Frederick | - | 26,353 | 0 |
Kempczinski Christopher J | - | 22,900 | 31,842 |
CAPOZZI HEIDI B | - | 17,957 | 0 |
Erlinger Joseph M. | - | 11,161 | 0 |
Borden Ian Frederick | - | 10,390 | 0 |
HERNANDEZ ENRIQUE JR | - | 9,939 | 0 |
Erlinger Joseph M. | - | 8,187 | 0 |
Ralls-Morrison Desiree | - | 6,267 | 0 |
Ralls-Morrison Desiree | - | 6,267 | 0 |
Boyd Tiffanie L. | - | 5,564 | 0 |
Rice Brian S | - | 5,064 | 0 |
Steijaert Manuel JM | - | 4,606 | 0 |
Flatley Edith Morgan | - | 2,905 | 0 |
Engelbert Catherine M. | - | 2,079 | 0 |
Gross Marion K. | - | 1,605 | 10,689 |
Gross Marion K. | - | 1,560 | 12,075 |
Banner Jonathan | - | 1,099 | 0 |
Flatley Edith Morgan | - | 929 | 0 |
Hoovel Catherine A. | - | 891 | 596 |
Hoovel Catherine A. | - | 891 | 606 |
Sempels Jo | - | 730 | 0 |
Capuano Anthony | - | 117 | 0 |