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On the other hand, Moderna's CEO made 400 million last year. Moderna has 4000 total employees. I would argue that ratio is skewed heavily in the wrong direction
by digdugdirk 3y ago
On the other hand, Moderna's CEO made 400 million last year. Moderna has 4000 total employees. I would argue that ratio is skewed heavily in the wrong direction, and the company would be much better off if the vast majority of that money went nearly anywhere else.
That said, I'd genuinely love to hear any legitimate arguments as to why that payout is in the shareholders best interest.
- WalterBright 3y agoThe Moderna shareholders can always dump their Moderna stock and invest in other companies if they want.
- Aunche 3y agoHe made $400 million from stock sales. He got paid 20 million by Moderna. If the first employees agreed to sacrifice their salaries for more equity, they would be similarly well paid.
- lacrimacida 3y agoThe more you get the more you can sacrifice.
- lotsofpulp 3y ago> why that payout is in the shareholders best interest. The shareholders agreed to give their employer a certain number of shares as compensation, before the shares were worth $400M. Notice that you do not read articles about executives who receive lower compensation because the share price didn’t do much.