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Microsoft chief gets $80 million salary, rewards

byCustoms Today Report
21/10/2014
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CALIFORNIA: Microsoft Corp’s new Chief Executive Satya Nadella has topped the list of earners in technology industry, with getting a total salary and rewards package worth $84.3 million this year.

According to media reports, this huge amount is mostly made up of one-time stock awards given to Nadella, who became the company’s third CEO in February. Most of it Nadella cannot actually receive until 2019.

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The massive stock awards, valued at $79.8 million overall, were designed to keep Nadella at Microsoft while the company was hunting for a new CEO, and to give him long-term incentives as CEO.

Large stock awards have not been necessary for Microsoft’s previous two CEOs, Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer, as both had multi-billion dollar holdings in the company.

Looking forward, Nadella’s compensation is set to be more modest, with “total target compensation” for fiscal 2015 set at $18 million.

Tags: Bill GatesMicrosoftSatya NadellaSteve Ballmer

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