Minimum Stock Ownership Guidelines for Executive Officers

Our minimum stock ownership guidelines require each executive officer to maintain a minimum equity investment in our Company based upon a multiple of their base salary. Pursuant to our guidelines, each executive officer must achieve the minimum equity investment within five years from the date they first become subject to the guidelines and, until that time, must retain at least 60% of the after-tax shares of our common stock granted to the executive officer or purchased by the executive officer through the exercise of stock options. Shares held in a trust or foundation that are not reported as beneficially owned by the executive, performance awards that have not yet vested and stock options that have not been exercised are not included when calculating an executive officer's share ownership. Stock appreciation rights, if granted, and shares subject to floors, collars or other hedging arrangements, if permitted, also would be excluded from this calculation pursuant to the Company's policy.

Minimum Stock Ownership Guidelines for Non-Employee Directors

Our minimum stock ownership guidelines require each non-employee director to maintain a minimum number of shares of our common stock with a value not less than five times the current annual cash retainer paid to such director for service on our Board (excluding, among other things, any additional retainer paid for service as a committee member or committee chair or the Lead Independent Director). Each non-employee director must satisfy the minimum stock ownership levels within five years from the date that they first become subject to the guidelines (or, upon any increase in the annual cash retainer, within five years from the date of such increase). Until a non-employee director satisfies the minimum stock ownership guidelines, they must retain 100% of the shares of our common stock or stock units granted to them as compensation.