Here is a breakdown of Target's CEO's hefty compensation.
giant feels it will have a strong report for shareholders at the meeting.
Monica Lozano, Target’s lead independent director, described 2021 as a “consequential year for Target” in a letter to shareholders. “It was the fifth full year of deep investment in an outstanding team and a long-term growth strategy; it was the second full year of uncertainty in the face of the resurging pandemic,” Lozano said.
Lozano added that the company has “many additional years of growth potential ahead, stemming from past and continuing investments” including in its employees. Earlier this year, Target laid out a $300 million investment in wages and expanded healthcare benefits for employees, working to build up its team in a period of intense competition for workers.
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