UK: Diageo defends "morally offensive" CEO salary
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 29 August 2007
Diageo has defended the annual salary paid to its CEO from accusations that the GBP5.1m (US$10.27) paid to Paul Walsh was "morally offensive".
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Diageo has defended the annual salary paid to its CEO from accusations that the GBP5.1m (US$10.27) paid to Paul Walsh was "morally offensive".
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