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INTRODUCTION CONTRIBUTNG ORGANISATIONS CONTRIBUTORS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 3M Australia APL Co A Menarini Australia Apotex Abbott Australasia APT Management Services (APA Group) AbbVie Australia Arch Wood Protection (Aust) Acrux DDS Ardent Leisure Actelion Pharmaceuticals Australia Arts Centre Melbourne Adelaide Brighton Ascendas Hospitality Australia Fund Management adidas Australia Ashland Hercules Water Technologies (Australia) Adventist Healthcare Aspen Pharmacare Australia AECOM Association of Professionals, Engineers, Scientists and Managers Australia Afton Chemical Asia Pacific LLC Astellas Pharma AGC AstraZeneca AGL Energy Asurion Australia AIA Australia AT & T Global Network Services Australia Aimia Proprietary Loyalty Australia ATCO Australia Alcon Laboratories Australia Aurizon Alinta Energy AUSCOAL Services Allergan Australia Auscript Australasia Alphapharm Ausenco Alstom Grid Aussie Home Loans Alstom Australand Property Group Ambulance Victoria Australian Agricultural Company Amgen Australia Australian Arrow AMT GROUP Australian Catholic University Amway (Alticor) Australian Industry Group AngioDynamics Inc. Australian Institute of Company Directors ANL Container Line © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.7 INTRODUCTION Australian Institute of Management NSW & ACT BMW Group Australia Training Centre BMW Group Financial Services Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organistaion (ANSTO) BMW Melbourne Australian Prudential Regulation Authority BMW Sydney Australian Red Cross Blood Service BOC Australian Turf Club Boehringer Ingelheim Avery Dennison Materials Bond University AVJennings Borouge Avon Cosmetics Bouygues Construction Australia Axalta Coating Systems Brady Corporation Baptist Community Services NSW & ACT Brambles BASF Australia Brenntag Australia Bausch + Lomb Bridgestone Australia Baxter Healthcare Brierty Bayer Australia Brightstar Australia BDO Administration (QLD) ; BDO Australia Brightwater Care Group Beam Global Australia Brisbane Airport Corporation Bechtel Australia Brisbane City Council Becton Dickinson Bristol-Myers Squibb Australia BIC Australia Bristow Australia Bilfinger Water Technologies British American Tobacco Australia Billabong Broadcast Australia bioCSL Brookfield Multiplex Biogen Idec Australia BSH Home Appliances Bio-Rad Laboratories BTG Australasia BISSELL Australia Bulgari Australia Black and Veatch Australia Bundy Tubing Australia Blackmores Bureau Veritas Blue Mountains International Hotel Management CAE 1.8 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION Caltex Australia CKP Australia Calvin Klein Jeans Australia Clough Cameron Australasia Clyde Babcock-Hitachi (Australia) Campari Australia CNH Australia Cape Australia Holdings Coca-Cola Amatil Cargill Australia Cochlear Carlton & United Breweries Colgate-Palmolive Carnival Australia Collins Foods (KFC QLD, Sizzler) Catalent Pharma Solutions Colonial First State Property Management Caterpillar of Australia ComfortDelGro Cabcharge CBI Constructors Comp Air Australasia Central Queensland University Converge International Cerebos (Australia ) Co-operative Bulk Handling CFC Group Cormack Packaging CGGVeritas Services (Australia) Coty Australia CH2M HILL Country Road Chamberlain Australia Cover-More Charles Darwin University Covidien Charles Sturt University Cricket Australia CHC Helicopter Australia CSL Australia (Canada Steamship Lines) Chemetall (Australasia) CSL Behring Chesterfield Australia Cuscal Chobani Dalkia Technical Services Chrysler Dana Australia Church Resources Davey Products Cigweld Deakin University CITIC Resources Australia Deb Australia & New Zealand Citrix Defence Health Civil Aviation Safety Authority DeLaval Australia © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.9 INTRODUCTION Delaware North Companies Enerflex Process Dell Australia Energy Safe Victoria Delta Electricity EnergyAustralia DFS Australia Epic Energy DHL Express (Aust) Epson Australia DHL Global Forwarding (Australia) Equinix Australia DHL Supply Chain Ergon Energy Corporation Diaverum Australia EW Tipping Foundation Dior Fashion Expedia, Inc DKSH Australia Express Data Holdings Domaine Chandon Australia FDR Australia and Cape Mentelle Vineyards Federation University Downer EDI Ferrero Australia DSM Ferring Pharmaceuticals DTS Food Laboratories Financial Services Institute of Australia Dyson Appliances Finity Consulting eBay Paypal Australia Flinders University Echo Entertainment Group Fluor Corp Ecolab FMC Australasia Edith Cowan University FMC Crop Protection Edwards Lifesciences FMP Group (Australia) EGO Pharmaceuticals Ford Motor Company of Australia Electrolux Home Products Fossil (Australia) Eli Lilly Australia Fresenius Kabi Australia EMC Australia Fresh Produce Group of Australia Emerald Grain FUJIFILM Australia Emerson Network Power Australia Fujitsu General (Aust.) Emerson Process Management G&S Engineering Services Endeavour Energy G4S Australia 1.10 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION Galderma Australia Hallmark Cards Australia Gambro Hannover Life Re of Australasia Gate Gourmet Services Harrison Grierson Gates Australia Hatch Associates GBC Fordigraph Heatcraft Australia General Cable Australia Hella Australia (HA) General Mills – Australia Helloworld Services General Pants Group Hempel Australia Genetic Technologies Henkel Australia Geraldton Fishermen’s Cooperative Henry Schein Halas GHD Herbalife Australasia Giesecke and Devrient Australia Hewlett-Packard Australia Gilbarco Australia Hilton Worldwide Gilead Sciences HJ Heinz Co Australia Givaudan Honeywell Australia GlaxoSmithKline Australia Hospira Australia GM Holden Husqvarna Australia Golder Associates iiNet Goodyear & Dunlop Tyres IKEA Google INC Research Australia GPC Asia Pacific Infigen Energy Services Grace Australia Ingersoll Rand Architectural Hardware (Aust) GrainCorp Inghams Enteprises Griffith Hack Ingram Micro Australia Griffith University Ingredion ANZ Grunenthal Australia iNova Pharmaceuticals (Australia) Gucci Australia Intel Australia H.B. Fuller Company Australia InterContinental Hotels Group Halliburton Australia Interface Aust © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.11 INTRODUCTION International SOS Australasia Leighton Contractors Invacare Leo Pharma INVISTA (Australia) LexisNexis Australia Ipsen LG Electronics iSentia Life Technologies Australia Jacobs E&C Australia Liverpool City Council James Cook University Lockheed Martin Global Janssen-Cilag Logicamms John Crane Australia L’Oréal Australia John Holland Group Louis Vuitton Australia Johnson & Johnson Australia Lundbeck Australia Kao Australia Luxottica Group (OPSM, Sunglass Hut, Budget Eyewear) Kellogg (Aust) LVMH Perfumes & Cosmetics Group Kellogg Brown & Root LVMH Watch Jewellery Australia Kerry Ingredients Australia Lynas Corporation Key Pharmaceuticals MAB Corporation Kimberly-Clark Macquarie University Klinger Maersk Line Australia KONE Elevators Manassen Foods Australia Kraft Foods Australia Manitowoc Crane Group Australia Kuehne and Nagel Manpower Services (Australia) L-3 Communications Australia Mars Australia La Trobe University Marsh Landis & Gyr Marshall Power Australia Landmark Operations Mary Kay Cosmetics Lanxess Matrix on Board LeasePlan Australia Mattel (Australia) LEGO Australia Mayne Pharma International Leica Biosystems Melbourne 1.12 Top Management Remuneration Report © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd INTRODUCTION McConnell Dowell Corporation MWV Australia McCormick Foods Australia MYOB Australia McDermott Australia Narrabri Shire Council McDonald’s Australia National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) Mead Johnson Nutrition (Australia) National Australia Bank Mediterrenean Shipping Company National ICT Australia Medtronic Australasia National Oilwell Melbourne Business School National Rugby League Mercedes Benz Australia Pacific NCR Australia Mercedes-Benz Financial Services Australia Nestlé Australia Merck Newell Rubbermaid Merck Serono Australia Nielsen Meritor Heavy Vehicle Sys Aus Nissan Motor Comapny Australia Metalsa Australia Nokia Australia Metro Trains Melbourne Norgine Michael Hill International Novartis Animal Health Mirvac Group Novartis Australasia MiTAC Australia Novartis OTC Mitsubishi Australia Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals Mitsubishi Motors Australia Novotech Moët Hennessy Australia NTT DATA Business Solutions Australia Moffat Nufarm Monadelphous Group Nutricia Australia Monash University Nutrimetics Australia Monsanto Australia O’Brien Glass Industries MSD Oceaneering Services Australia (formerly AGR Field Operations) Mundipharma Oil Lift Technology Murdoch University Olympus Australia Murray Goulburn Co-operative Co. © 2014 Mercer Consulting (Australia) Pty Ltd Top Management Remuneration Report 1.13 INTRODUCTION Optus Puma Energy (Australia) Orica PZ Cussons Origin Energy QGC Osram Queensland Sugar Otis Elevator Company Queensland University of Technology Oyster Bay Wines Australia Quintiles Panalpina World Transport RAA of SA Incorporated Panasonic Avionics RAC WA Pandora Jewelry RACQ Insurance Paramount Home Entertainment Raytheon Australia Parker Hannifin (Australia) REA Group Parmalat Pacific Holdings Readers Digest (Australia) Parsons Brinckerhoff Australia Reckitt Benckiser Patties Foods Red Bull Australia Payless ShoeSource ResMed Penrice Soda Products Revlon Australia Pentair, Water & Environmental Systems Rexel
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