Boeing’s CEO Dave Calhoun saw a significant rise in his 2023 compensation, totalling almost $33 million, up by 45% from the previous year. Much of this compensation is in deferred stock, which has decreased in value following a safety incident earlier in the year.
Despite the increase, the adjusted value stands at $24.8 million due to the stock’s decline.
Calhoun announced his departure amidst a safety crisis, and while his exit package is not mentioned, potential retirement payouts exceed $44 million. A reward to mismanagement?
The company’s production of the 737 MAX has faced challenges, leading to a management shakeup. Safety and quality metrics are now prioritised in executive compensation, reflecting efforts to address safety concerns.
This post was published on 7 April 2024 21:21
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