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Executive Pay in St. Louis 2008
MEMC's Nabeel Gareeb leads St. Louis executives in pay with $80 million
Gareeb, who has run the silicon wafer maker for nearly seven years, garnered just under $80 million in compensation, including an $850,000 salary and incentive pay of $931,600. [more]
Director pay adds up
How much is good advice worth? At least one St. Louis company paid a director more than $1 million, most of it in stock that has since declined in value. [more]
Stock awards boost executives' pay
About $432 million came from stock option exercises and stock grants that vested last year. [more]
Executive pay in St. Louis
Search and discover what your bosses earn in salaries and other compensation for the top 25 area companies during 2008. [more]  Executive Pay in St. Louis 2007
Who got paid the most? Depends on how you look at pay
The highest paid executive in St. Louis last year might have been beer baron August A. Busch IV, silicon wafer executive Nabeel Gareeb or Patrick Stokes, the former chief executive of Anheuser-Busch Cos. [more]
How much is good advice worth? Companies pay directors millions
Express Scripts Inc. spent more last year on its board of directors than any other public company in the St. Louis area: $2.57 million. [more]
Mergers could trigger big paydays
Executives may get a lot of money for working, but some could get even more for selling their companies. [more]
Gap between executive and worker wages remains wide
The difference between workers and chief executives remains wide. [more]
What St. Louis companies paid their directors
Chart of 39 St. Louis area companies and what they pay to their directors. [more]
PAY DATABASE: See what companies pay their executives and directors
Use the search here to find how St. Louis companies are compensating their executives and directors. [more] Executive Pay in St. Louis 2006
Pay gulf widens: Irl Engelhardt tops the list
Topping the list IRl Engelhardt: His pay was up 468 percent from 2004, when he ranked eighth. [more]
Pay gulf widens: The average CEO's pay is up 11 percent
Executives widened their lead over ordinary workers in pay here last year, defying a drop in average pay for bosses nationwide. [more]
Companies give sneak preview of new SEC disclosure rules
In their proxies, some include tables that detail how much directors earn. [more] Executive Pay in St. Louis 2005
Executives get richer
Engineered Support Systems founder, Michael F. Shanahan Sr., is the highest paid executive in St. Louis. [more]
Pay gap between executives and workers widens
The differential swelled to 70 times an average employee's earnings on the Missouri side of the metro area and even higher on the Illinois side. [more]
Compensation for directors is on the rise
Companies are raising salaries and fees, adding stock grants and giving extra pay to those who head committees. [more]
2004 was a very good year for St. Louis area executives
Salaries, bonuses and other compensation rose 41 percent from the previous year. [more]
New bankruptcy law cracks down on executive bonuses
Retention pay will still be available but with excesses cut out. [more]
What publicly traded companies in St. Louis pay their chief executives
Salaries, bonuses, stock grants and other components of CEO pay. [more]
What publicly traded companies in St. Louis paid their executives in 2004
Chart on what publicly traded St. Louis companies paid their executives in 2004. [more] Executive Pay in St. Louis 2004
Executive pay: Mixed signals in 2003
Most executives get raises, but the array of compensation might be changing. For example, the uncertainty around stock-option expensing results in awards being reduced. [more]
Stock-option profits propel Express Scripts chief to top
Express Scripts Inc. founder Barrett A. Toan cashed in on the company's high-flying stock last year, helping him to vault from 29th place to become the St. Louis area's highest-paid executive in this year's Post-Dispatch ranking. [more]
Boardroom activism drives up director pay
The money reflects not only bigger time commitments but also the need to make serving worth the risk amid the focus on corporate governance. [more]
Highest-paid executives in St. Louis
Chart on what publicly traded St. Louis companies paid their executives in 2003. [more]
What St. Louis Companies pay their directors
Chart listing the complete pay and extras given to directors from 53 St. Louis-area companies in 2003. [more] |
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