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Table of Contents
Change in
Pension
Non-Equity Value and
Incentive Non-qualified
Option Plan Deferred All Other
Name and Principal Salary Bonus Stock Awards Compensation Compensation Compensation Total
Position Year ($) ($)1 Awards ($) ($)2 ($)3 Earnings ($)4 ($)5,6 ($)
Joseph Fortunato 2008 855,769 216,573 971,172 928,509 70,753 3,042,776
Chief Executive 2007 787,500 1,909,384 4,066,464 700,875 7,260,110 14,724,333
Officer7 2006 565,384 2,967,386 678,461 837,111 5,048,342
Beth J. Kaplan President and Chief Merchandising and
Marketing Officer 2008 675,000 250,000 345,257 732,375 119,770 2,122,402
Michael M. Nuzzo Executive Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer8 2008 98,462 17,325 80,542 14,992 211,321
Thomas Dowd 2008 332,500 17,404 138,308 271,985 44,015 804,212
Executive Vice 2007 293,077 226,708 724,581 168,702 1,028,078 2,441,146
President of Store 2006 251,346 425,093 138,240 347,819 1,162,498
Operations and Development
Michael Locke 2008 270,250 39,239 83,269 171,339 40,584 604,681
Senior Vice President 2007 238,450 107,321 435,946 123,006 846,651 1,751,374
of Manufacturing
J. Kenneth Fox Interim Chief Financial Officer9 2008 209,904 34,239 83,269 133,079 30,482 490,973
(1) Reflects:
(a) For 2006: (i) discretionary payments we made in March 2006 to each of our parent company's optionholders following a March 2006
distribution to the parent company's common stockholders in the amount of $0.99 per share, and which were determined based on
the per share amount of the distribution and the number of outstanding option shares held by each optionholder, and
(ii) discretionary payments we made in December 2006 to each of our indirect parent company's optionholders with vested option
shares following a November 2006 dividend to the indirect parent company's common stockholders in the amount of $5.42 per
share, and which were determined based on the per share amount of the dividend and the number of outstanding vested option
shares held by each optionholder as of December 15, 2006.
(b) For 2007: (i) discretionary payments we made in March 2007 to each of our indirect parent company's optionholders whose options
vested in 2007 entitling them to receive payment pursuant to the terms of a November 2006 dividend to the indirect parent
company's common stockholders in the amount of $5.42 per share, and which were determined based on the per share amount of
the dividend and the number of outstanding vested option shares held by each
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