by winston » Thu Apr 25, 2024 8:58 am
not vested
1Q Earnings
General Motors CEO Mary Barra’s total compensation in 2023 fell 4 per cent to US$27.8 million, the largest US automaker said on Wednesday (Apr 24).
The Detroit automaker also said GM president Mark Reuss’ total compensation in 2023 rose to just under US$18 million, up from US$14.3 million, while chief financial officer Paul Jacobson’s compensation rose to US$11.1 million last year, up from US$10.2 million.
GM general counsel Craig Glidden, who was also named president and chief administrative officer at self-driving unit Cruise last year, received US$11.5 million.
GM board member Wesley Bush, who chairs the compensation committee, said in GM’s proxy filing the automaker delivered a strong financial performance in 2023, continued to lead the industry in total US sales and returned “significant cash to shareholders through dividends and the implementation of a US$10 billion accelerated share repurchase programme.”
GM did not increase Barra’s or Reuss’ target compensation for 2024.
Source: Phillips
It's all about "how much you made when you were right" & "how little you lost when you were wrong"