Executive Compensation

Stephen M. Eliseo is Director, Executive Compensation for Johnson & Johnson. In this position Steve is a member of Global Total Rewards Leadership Team. Steve brings to this position 30 years experience in compensation, including designing annual and long-term compensation plans and benchmarking executive and director compensation.
Steve has worked with compensation design and benchmarking throughout his years with Johnson & Johnson. During his time with Johnson & Johnson, Steve has had additional responsibilities including supporting the Medical Devices and Diagnostics and Corporate Groups. Prior to working for Johnson & Johnson, Steve worked briefly at
a dot-com related company leading the compensation function and for many years as an executive compensation consultant at both Mercer and KPMG. Steve graduated from the Columbia College with a major in Economics. He earned a Masters of Business Administration from the Columbia Business School concentrating his advanced studies
in Corporate Finance.

Kristen is responsible for Total Rewards, Performance and HR Business Insights at Microsoft. This includes the global strategy and execution of employee compensation, benefits, relocation, performance management, M&A, stock design & administration and HR Business Insights. Kristen is a 20-year Microsoft veteran who spent the first half of her career in corporate finance controller positions in Office, Windows, Server and
Xbox. She moved to HR in 2002 to lead University Recruiting and transitioned to Engineering Line leader roles in the Windows, Platforms and Services Division, Online Services and Devices organizations

Betsy Oliphant is senior vice president and managing counsel of State Street Corporation’s global human resources legal team. She leads a team of attorneys and legal professionals to advise State Street on employee relations, human resources, compensation, and benefits matters.

Emma is Senior Forum Director and Financial Services Lead at Cambridge Executive Connections (CEC), a subsidiary of Cambridge Forums, Inc. Naturally curious and a lifelong learner, Emma has developed and managed a variety of meetings in both the profit and non-profit sectors. Before joining Cambridge, Emma was Assistant Vice President, Global Marketing at State Street in Canada, where she spent close to two decades of her career, offering her a great depth of knowledge and understanding of the financial and investment sectors. In Emma’s current role, she leads CEC’s Financial Services portfolio, including programs for institutional investors, banking, private funds, risk, and governance professionals.