Warren Buffett, CEO of Moderna in attendance

Magazine Fortune just announced the 68th Fortune 500 list. This list includes the 500 largest enterprises in the United States (by revenue) – generating a total of 16.1 trillion USD in revenue and 1.8 trillion USD in profit in 2021.

Follow FortuneAmong these Top 500 CEOs, some should get a raise – at least when calculating the value they’ve created for their investors.

Here are the Top 10 CEOs Fortune think they deserve a higher salary:

1. Stephane Bancel, Moderna

Number of years as CEO: 11

The company’s total annual return during the CEO’s tenure: 79.1%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 16.2%

Average salary in 3 years: 3.1 million USD

Stephane Bancel, Moderna. Photo: WSJ

Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine, created in record time, has brought in more than $18 billion in revenue and put the biotech company on the Fortune 500 list for the first time. helped save many lives. Bancel’s earnings are much lower than the average CEOs. However, he has pledged to exercise options since 2013 and donate the proceeds after tax, estimated at $355 million to charity.

2. Gregory Roberts, A-Mark Precious Metals

Number of years as CEO: 17

The company’s total annual return during the CEO’s tenure: 27.4%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO’s tenure: 12.5%

Average salary in 3 years: 1.4 million USD

The gold trading platform run by Gregory Roberts has brought great returns to many investors.

3. Jack Dorsey, Block

Number of years as CEO: 13

The company’s total annual return during the CEO’s tenure: 37%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 13.3%

Average salary for 3 years: 3 USD

Jack Dorsey only received a symbolic salary at Block. Photo: Getty Images

Jack Dorsey – co-founder of Twitter is also the founder and CEO of payment company Block (formerly known as Square). Although he doesn’t care about salary, he owns $ 4.1 billion worth of Block shares.

4. Earl Austin Jr., Quanta Services

Number of years as CEO: 6

Total annual return of the company during the term: 32.3%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 14.8%

Average salary in 3 years: 10 million USD

Quanta Services is an American corporation providing infrastructure services to the electrical, pipeline, industrial and communications industries. Last year’s revenue of the company reached nearly 13 billion USD.

5. Dan Arnold, LPL Financial

Number of years as CEO: 5

Total annual return of the company during the term: 38.6%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 14.1%

Average salary in 3 years: 11.6 million USD

Under the leadership of Dan Arnold, LPL Financial – a company providing brokerage, consulting and asset management services – entered the Fortune 500 for the first time last year. In this year’s list, the company ranks 442.

6. Sean O’Connor, StoneX Group

Number of years as CEO: 20

Total annual return of the company during the term: 27.2%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 10.6%

Average salary for 3 years: 5.7 million USD

StoneX Group, a commodity brokerage and trading platform run by Sean O’Connor, has been in the Fortune 500 for more than a decade. The company ranks 87th on this year’s list.

7. R. Andrew Clyde, Murphy USA

Number of years as CEO: 9

Total annual return of the company during the term: 23.1%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 13.3%

Average salary in 3 years: 10.4 million USD

Murphy USA is an American corporation that operates a chain of retail gas stations. Follow Fortunein the context of gasoline prices skyrocketing recently, the salary paid to this CEO does not seem to be commensurate.

8. Warren E. Buffett, Berkshire Hathaway

Number of years as CEO: 57

Total annual return of the company during tenure: 15.8%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 10.8%

Average salary in 3 years: 0.4 million USD

Compensation at Berkshire is just an odd number of Buffett’s assets. Photo: Getty Images

Dubbed the legendary investor, Warren Buffett has turned Berkshire Hathaway into one of the largest businesses in America. The salary the 91-year-old billionaire receives every year is just a small amount of his huge fortune.

9. Matthew Missad, UFP Industries

Number of years as CEO: 11

Total annual return of the company during tenure: 24.6%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 13.4%

Average salary for 3 years: 4.1 million USD

The longtime CEO of UFP Industries, which makes wood products, received $5 million last year – less than a third of the $15.9 million average of CEOs on the list.

Compensation at Berkshire is just an odd number of Buffett’s assets. Photo: Getty Images Years as CEO: 10

Total annual return of the company during the term: 27.7%

S&P 500 total annual return over CEO tenure: 13.6%

Average salary in 3 years: 9.8 million USD

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