And for the final time, please note:

Carlton Johnson is NEITHER, the executive, NOR the NON-executive Chairman of the Board of Directors of PTSC! He is simply a chair of a few committees. He doesn't hold the position, and NEVER has.

And as for Pohl, YES, he was both the executive and the non-executive. While he was both CEO and President AND Chairman, he'd be the executive director you like to point out. HOWEVER, as you like to IGNORE, when he retired as CEO, he CONTINUED to hold the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors, making him the non-executive Chairman of the Board (the ONLY one eligible for the $100K fee in the Unisys model). All the while, Johnson was just the chair of the executive committee.

Not sure why this is so difficult for you to accept, understand, and admit (though no doubt I have my suspicions why). No $100K for Mr. Johnson, in the Unysis model. He would only receive AT BEST $88K in cash fees at Unisys (assuming he attends a full 12 EXTRA meetings). While at PTSC, he's raked in as much as $142K in cash from PTSC.

I wonder if the extra 61% he's collecting in cash fees over his Unysis counterpart is why he's been able to provide the substantial extra DROP in shareholder value that those directors have been unable to provide.