Goodwill represents an amount paid above book value to buy something because the buyer perceives a greater value in that something.
Based on these examples, it is evident that proxy advisor support, shareholder engagement, understanding, and goodwill represent key tools for companies facing say-on-pay issues.
That goodwill represented the economic value of the policyholders who were then doing business with GEICO.
In 2014, I took the leap of faith that changed the course of my life; I was chosen as the Philippine Youth Ambassador of Goodwill, representing Manila in the forty-first Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Program (SSEAYP).
Media captionThe BBC's Lizo Mzimba: "There might be another hearing about the level of damages" He said it was damaging to her "goodwill" and represented a loss of control over Rihanna's reputation in the "fashion sphere".
England's community of 1.5 million Muslims represents an opportunity to build bridges and establish greater goodwill at home and abroad.
Trump's weak standing among those who didn't vote for him represents an acceleration of a long-term decline in goodwill toward presidents during their early months.
The appointment of Larsson would generate a surge of public goodwill, but it would also represent a risk given the Swede's lack of experience.
Representing a form of U.S. covert warfare now on the rise, these teams regularly make more enemies than friends and undermine any goodwill created by U.S. reconstruction projects.
Gross negligence in his informal role as a goodwill ambassador representing Canada and all Canadians in a foreign country, thereby staining a national reputation so carefully cultivated over time by Mr. Paul Anka, the late Lord Beaverbrook, the Canadian women's national curling team, and others.
He eventually functioned as an unofficial goodwill ambassador, representing the studio at various events, where he might regale guests with first-hand recollections of such Hollywood legends as Mae West, W.C. Fields and Steve McQueen.
