America’s Top 10 Highest Paid CEO’s of 2011

Stephen J Hemsley, CEO of UnitedHealth Group was America’s highest paid CEO in 2011 making a whopping $101,965,000. Adding to that the man owns 111,400,000 shares of UnitedHealth Group. That’s some serious wealth for a man who has immense amounts of power now a days.

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14 years ago

October 5, 2011

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Recently on Stocks on Wall Street’s Fan Page we have been guessing who was the highest paid CEO of 2011? Well we can finally end all speculation, in a huge surprise, Stephen J Hemsley, CEO of UnitedHealth Group was America’s highest paid CEO in 2011 making a whopping $101,965,000. Adding to that the man owns 111,400,000 shares of UnitedHealth Group. That’s some serious wealth for a man who has immense amounts of power now a days. Anyways, thanks to all who guessed on our fan page and hope you enjoy the list below:

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Rank	Name	Company	1-Year Pay ($mil)	5 Year Pay ($mil)	Shares Owned ($mil)	Age	Efficiency
1	Stephen J Hemsley	UnitedHealth Group	101.96⁵	120.47²	111.4	58	–
2	Edward A Mueller	Qwest Communications	65.80	75.00³	36.3	64	–
3	Robert A Iger	Walt Disney	53.32	147.08	43.4	60	–
4	George Paz	Express Scripts	51.52	100.21	79.5	56	–
5	Lew Frankfort	Coach	49.45	137.87	133.9	65	86
6	Ralph Lauren	Polo Ralph Lauren	43.00	155.25	3,417.8	71	74
7	John C Martin	Gilead Sciences	42.72	204.24	76.8	59	72
8	James T Hackett	Anadarko Petroleum	38.94	97.38	24.6	57	93
9	John T Chambers	Cisco Systems	37.90	170.34	58.0	61	190
10	Ivan G Seidenberg	Verizon Commun	36.75	130.19	76.5	64	163

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