Being the boss an automotive company is lucrative. Trillions of dollars get into the account. But among the bosses of the world automotive companies, who are the boss with the highest incomes in 2011 then?
And since joining Ford in September 2006 recorded Mullaly has accumulated earnings to U.S. $ 137.4 million.
Mullaly income is recorded as income in the world's top automotive CEO. Rivals such as General Motors Co., Volkswagen AG and the Chrysler Group LLC registered with the boss just hired at a much lower rate.
General Motors is currently listed as the largest car manufacturer in the world are only paying its CEO a salary of U.S. $ 9 million.
Mulally's salary is an accumulation of diverse income he obtained from the basic salary of U.S. $ 2 million, U.S. $ 5.46 million bonus and shares of U.S. $ 14.5 million and various other compensation.
Mullaly also beat the Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn who collect U.S. $ 23 million (USD 210.3 billion) and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne who have an income of U.S. $ 18.9 million from Fiat which is the majority shareholder in Chrysler.
Nissan Motor Co. Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn earned ¥ 982 million years ago followed by Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda, who earned ¥ 136 million.
Apparently, Ford Motor Co. Chief Executive. Alan Mulally is the highest paid boss of automotive companies in the world. Total year he pocketed up to U.S. $ 29.5 million in compensation in Ford recorded his sweat is able to produce profit to U.S. $ 20.2 billion.
