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S&P 500 Firms Average $2M on Board Comp

S&P 500 index companies spend on average, more than $2 million on board compensation last year. The survey was based on compensation data from more than 3,000 public companies and 27,000 directors.

S&P 500 index companies spend on average, more than $2 million on board compensation last year. The survey was based on compensation data from more than 3,000 public companies and 27,000 directors.

The Corporate Library’s survey also found:

  • the median increase in total board compensation was just under 11 percent;
  • the median increase in compensation for individual directors was almost 12 percent;
  • this is the third year of double-digit increases for directors and boards, though the rate of increase appears to have slowed;
  • median total board compensation for the S&P 500 is more than $2 million;
  • median total compensation for individual directors of S&P 500 companies is less than $200,000.

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