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INTRODUCTION CONTRIBUTNG ORGANISATIONS CONTRIBUTORS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 7-Eleven Stores AMT Group A Menarini Australia Amway of Australia A.P. MOLLER- MAERSK A/S ANL Container Line ABB Australia APL Abbott Australasia Apotex AbbVie Australia Apparel Group (Sportscraft, SABA, WILLOW) Abigroup APT Management Services (APA Group) Accolade Wines Arch Wood Protection (Aust) Acrux DDS Arts Centre Melbourne Actavis Australia ASC Actelion Pharmaceuticals Association of Professionals, Engineers, Scientists and Managers Australia Adidas Australia Astellas Pharma AECOM Australia AstraZeneca AGC ATCO Australia AIA Australia Aurora Energy Aimia AUSCOAL Services Air Liquide Australia Auscript Australasia Aker Subsea Aussie Farmers Direct Alcon Laboratories Australia Aussie Home Loans Alinta Servco (Alinta Energy) Australand Property Group Allied Mills Australian Agricultural Company Alphapharm Australian Catholic University Alstom Australian Institute of Company Directors Ambulance Victoria Australian Institute of Management NSW & ACT Amcor Training Centre Amgen Australia Australian Nuclear Science and Technology AMP Services Organistaion (ANSTO) © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.7 INTRODUCTION Australian Pharmaceutical Industries Biogen Idec Australia (Priceline, Soul Pattinson Chemist) BioMerieux Australia Australian Prudential Regulation Authority Biota Holdings Australian Red Cross Blood Service Bissell Australia Australian Timken Propriety Black and Veatch Australia Australian Unity BMW Australia Finance Avant Mutual Group BMW Group Australia Avery Dennison BMW Melbourne AVJennings BMW Sydney Avon Cosmetics Boart Longyear Baptist Community Services NSW & ACT BOC Barbeques Galore Boehringer Ingelheim BASF Australia Boeing Defense Australia Bausch & Lomb (Australia) Bond University Baxter Healthcare Brambles Bayer Australia Bridgestone Australia BDO Administration (QLD); BDO Australia Brierty BDO East Coast Partnership Brightwater Care Group Beam Australia Brisbane City Council Beca Bristol-Myers Squibb Australia Bechtel Australia British American Tobacco Australia Becton Dickinson Australia Brivis Climate Systems Bega Valley Shire Council Brookfield Multiplex Australasia Belden Australia BTG Australasia Best & Less Bunge Agribusiness Australia BHP Billiton Bunnings BIC Australia Bupa Australia Big W Bupa Care Services Australia Billabong Bureau Veritas BioCSL 1.8 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION Burson Automotive Coates Hire Burswood Entertainment Complex Coca-Cola Amatil CAE Australia Cochlear Caltex Coffey International Calvin Klein Jeans Australia Coles Supermarkets Cameron Australasia Colgate-Palmolive Campbell Arnott’s Australia Collins Foods (KFC QLD, Sizzler) Cape Australia Holdings Colonial First State Property Management Cargill Australia Commercial Eyes Cargotec Australia Cormack Packaging Carlton Football Club Corning Cable Systems CBI Constructors Corporate Express Central Queensland University Coty Australia Cerebos Foods Country Road CFC Group Credit Corp Group CH2M HILL Australia Cricket Australia Chamberlain Australia CSL Australia Charles Darwin University CSL Behring Charles Parsons & Co Cummins South Pacific Charles Sturt University Cuscal Chemetall (Australasia) Cytec Australia Holdings Church Resources D.E Coffee & Tea Australia CITIC Resources Australia Dalkia Technical Services City of Wagga Wagga Dana Australia Civil Aviation Safety Authority Davey Products CKP Australia Deakin University Clough Deb Australia & New Zealand Clyde Babcock-Hitachi (Australia) Decmil Australia CMA Corporation Defence Health © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.9 INTRODUCTION Delaware North Companies Australia Federation Centres Delta Electricity Fenner Dunlop Australia DHL Express (Australia) Ferring Pharmaceuticals DHL Global Forwarding (Australia) Fiat Chrysler Group DHL Supply (Chain Australia) Financial Services Institute of Australia Diageo Australia Finity Consulting Diebold Australia Flinders University Diversey Fluor Corp Donaldson Australasia FMP Group (Australia) Dow Chemical (Australia) Fonterra Australia Downer EDI Ford of Australia DSM Nutritional Products AG, Werk Sisseln Fossil (Australia) DTS Food Laboratories Fraser Coast Regional Council Eaton Fresh Produce Group of Australia Echo Entertainment Group Fresh Start Bakeries Australia Edith Cowan University FUJIFILM Australia Edwards Lifesciences Fujitsu General (Aust.) Ego Pharmaceuticals Fulton Hogan ElectraNet Fusion Retail Brands (Colorado, Williams, JAG, Diana Ferrari) Electrolux Home Products Futuris Automotive Interiors (Australia) Eli Lilly Australia G&S Engineering Services Endeavour Energy G4S Australia Energy Safe Victoria Galderma Australia Epic Energy Gate Gourmet Services (NSW) equigroup GBC Fordigraph Ergon Energy Corporation General Cable Australia ESSSuper General Mills EW Tipping Foundation General Pants Co. Exego Group (Repco) Genesee & Wyoming Inc. 1.10 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION Genetic Technologies Hotel Club.com Geodis Global Solutions Australia HRL Geraldton Fishermen’s Cooperative Husqvarna Australia Getinge Australia Hyder Consulting GHD ICON Australia Gilbarco Australia iiNet Givaudan IKEA SA & WA GlaxoSmithKline Australia Imperial Tobacco Australia GM Holden INC Research Australia Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres Australia Independent Cement & Lime Graco Australia Infigen Energy Services GrainCorp Inghams Enteprises Griffith Hack Ingram Micro Griffith University Insight Enterprises Australia Grocon Insurance Australia Group (IAG) Grosvenor Fund Management Australia InterContinental Hotels Group Gucci Interface Aust Halliburton Invacare Australia Hannover Life Re of Australasia Ipsen Harrison Grierson Jacobs E&C Australia Hasbro Australia James Cook University Hatch Associates Janssen-Cilag H-D Australia John Holland Group Healthy Life Group Johnson & Johnson Australia Heatcraft Australia Johnson Screens (Australia) Henkel Australia Jones Lang LaSalle Hickory Group JTG Services HJ Heinz Co Australia Kellogg Brown & Root Honeywell Holdings Key Pharmaceuticals Hospira Australia Klinger © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.11 INTRODUCTION Kmart Australia Manitowoc Crane Group (Australia) KONE Elevators Manpower Services (Australia) L-3 Communications Australia Marsh La Trobe University Mary Kay Cosmetics Laing O’Rourke Australia Construction Masters Home Improvement Landis & Gyr Mattel Landmark Operations Mayne Pharma International Legrand Australia McConnell Dowell Corporation Leighton Contractors McDermott Australia Leighton Holdings McDonald’s Australia Lend Lease McMillan Shakespeare Leo Pharma Mead Johnson Nutrition Australia LexisNexis Meat and Livestock Australia LG Electronics Australia Mediterrenean Shipping Company Life Technologies Australia Medtronic Australasia Linfox Australia Melbourne Business School Lion Melbourne Football Club Little Company of Mary Health Care Melbourne Racing Club Liverpool City Council Merck Serono Australia Logicamms Metro Trains Melbourne L’Oreal Australia Metso Minerals (Australia) Lubrizol International, Inc. Michael Hill Lundbeck Australia Mirvac Group Luxottica Group Mitsubishi Australia (OPSM, Sunglass Hut, Budget Eyewear) Mitsubishi Motors Australia LVMH Watch and Jewellery Australia Moffat Lynas Services Monadelphous Group MAB Corporation Monash University Macquarie University Monsanto Australia Manassen Foods Australia 1.12 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION Mounties Group Oyster Bay Wines Australia MSD Pacific Services Group Muir Electrical Co. (The Good Guys) Pall Australia Mundipharma Pandora Jewelery Munich Holdings of Australia Paramount HE Murdoch University Parker Hannifin (Australia) Nalco Australia Parmalat Pacific Holdings Namoi Cotton Co-operative Parramatta City Council Narrabri Shire Council Parsons Brinckerhoff Australia National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) Penrice Soda Products National Australia Bank Penrith City Council National Starch Pentair New Balance Athletic Shoe Pentair Water Australia Newell Australia & Irwin Industrial Tools Pernod Ricard Australia NextDC Pfizer Australia NGA.NET Philips Electronics Australia NIB Health Funds Places Victoria Nissan Motor Company Australia Port Stephens Council NLC Powercor Australia Nobel Biocare PPG Industries Australia Norton Rose Australia Property Council of Australia Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Pumpkin Patch Nutricia Australia PZ Cussons Australia O’Brien Glass Industries QGC Officeworks QR Nationals Oliver J Nilsen Queensland Sugar Omron Electronics Queensland University of Technology Optum Health/Insight Quintiles Optus RAA of SA Incorporated Origin Energy RAC WA © 2013 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.13 INTRODUCTION Racing & Wagering WA Silcar RACV Silex Systems Raytheon Australia Silver Chain Nursing Association Readers Digest (Australia) Simplot Australia Reckitt Benckiser (Australia) Sinclair Knight Merz Holdings Red Bull Australia Sirtex Medical Renex Holdings (Dandenong) 1 Skycity Entertainment Group Revlon Australia SMC Pneumatics (Australia) Rexel Pacific Smith & Nephew Right Management Smiths Medical Australia Rinnai Australia SMS Management and Technology Rio Tinto - Technology & Innovation Snowy Hydro RMIT University Solutia Australia Roche Products
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