Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg total compensation was valued at $610, 455 for 2014. That comes to a $42, 710 reduction from the $653, 165 which he was paid in 2013.
Don’t feel to bad for him, though. Zuckerberg is still worth billions, on paper at least.
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According to the company’s proxy statement filed on Friday, his base salary remained at $1. His compensation reflected expenses and his personal use of the company’s chartered aircraft only.
Mr. Zuckerberg sold a little over $1 billion of shares in during Facebook’s 2012 IPO. When the shares first began trading, his remaining stake in the company was worth $21.2 billion.
