epsilontheory | There’s no way that the Justice Dept. will ever bring a criminal case
against Boeing, not one that hits top management or really shackles the
company.
And I know that Boeing said today that Muilenburg won’t get a bonus
or (more) stock grants until the 737 MAX is flying again, but this
article got Radical Me thinking …
I wonder how much money Muilenburg and his management team and his board of directors have pocketed since he took over as CEO in 2015 and Chairman in 2016?
I wonder if executive compensation practices have changed over that span since … you know … Boeing started buying back nine billion dollars of stock every year?
Tell you what, I’ll make it easy and I won’t even count the cash
compensation of Boeing management since 2016. I’ll just stick to the
direct value of the sterilized stock options they exercised and the
restricted stock units they were vested. And I won’t count any
compensation of any sort here in 2019.
