Crain's Detroit Business - 2011 Book of Lists - (Page 29)

December 27, 2010 C RAIN’ S DETROIT BUSINESS Page 29 CRAIN'S LIST: TOP-COMPENSATED CEOS Ranked by fiscal 2009 compensation Rank Name Company Total compensation 2009 $12,866,654 Salary $1,400,003 Bonus $0 Stock awards $10,974,782 Nonequity incentive/ retirement $0 Other compensation $491,869 Value of options exercised $0 Company's net income 2009/2008 $2,717,000,000 ($14,672,000,000) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Alan Mulally Ford Motor Co. John Plant 9,892,893 1,680,000 0 3,493,788 4,200,000 519,105 0 TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. 73,000,000 (779,000,000) Robert Rossiter Lear Corp. 9,056,883 1,240,530 0 1,531,264 5,404,375 880,714 0 814,400,000 B (689,900,000) Anthony Earley Jr. DTE Energy Co. 6,798,160 1,200,000 0 3,185,000 2,275,000 138,160 72,660 532,000,000 546,000,000 ■ Became executive chairman Oct. 1, 2010. Gerard Anderson became CEO. David Joos 5,891,596 1,085,000 0 3,149,451 1,605,800 51,345 0 CMS Energy Corp. ■ Retired in May 2010 and became non-executive chairman of the board. John Russell became CEO. 218,000,000 284,000,000 Timothy Manganello BorgWarner Inc. 5,089,933 946,458 0 946,458 2,997,412 199,605 0 36,400,000 (19,300,000) Edwin Buker 4,442,189 568,269 500,000 750,000 0 2,623,920 0 Tecumseh Products Co. ■ Terminated in October 2010 after shareholder vote to change board. (93,400,000) (50,500,000) Joseph Welch 4,174,028 737,827 1,164,369 634,566 1,488,375 148,891 0 ITC Holdings Corp. 130,900,000 109,208,000 Richard Dugas Pulte Group Inc. 4,160,684 1,000,000 0 1,308,600 1,799,933 52,151 0 (1,182,567,000) (1,473,113,000) Timothy Wadhams Masco Corp. 4,093,106 900,000 0 811,030 2,300,000 82,076 0 (183,000,000) (382,000,000) José Maria Alapont Federal-Mogul Corp. 4,034,979 1,500,000 0 0 2,334,252 200,727 0 (45,000,000) (467,900,000) Roger Penske 3,875,000 1,000,000 0 2,850,000 0 25,000 770,168 Penske Automotive Group Inc. 76,461,000 (411,901,000) Charles "Chip" McClure Jr. ArvinMeritor Inc. 3,482,538 1,068,542 0 1,784,043 0 629,953 0 (1,212,000,000) (101,000,000) David Brandon 3,380,435 917,692 0 508,873 1,770,000 183,870 413,850 Domino's Pizza Inc. ■ Stepped down as CEO March 2010. Patrick Doyle suceeded him. 79,700,000 53,971,000 Donald Stebbins Visteon Corp. 3,186,595 1,070,000 0 (103,743) 2,098,125 122,213 0 128,000,000 (681,000,000) Alan Schultz 3,077,895 1,000,000 0 29,700 2,000,000 48,195 8,598,000 Valassis Communications Inc. 66,800,000 (207,491,000) Richard Smith 3,068,169 800,000 0 0 1,000,000 1,268,169 0 First Mercury Financial Corp. C 44,363,000 40,841,000 Richard E. Dauch 2,436,337 2,156,269 0 167,583 0 112,485 0 American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings Inc. (253,300,000) (1,224,300,000) Robert Cubbin 2,307,900 650,000 455,000 580,125 580,125 42,650 0 Meadowbrook Insurance Group Inc. 52,650,000 27,397,000 Robert Taubman 2,088,213 677,625 0 1,371,646 0 38,942 0 Taubman Centers Inc. (79,161,000) (8,052,000) Gary Shiffman 1,906,705 621,779 340,000 897,000 0 47,926 0 Sun Communities Inc. (6,302,000) (34,448,000) James O'Leary Kaydon Corp. 1,750,370 726,923 0 1,017,200 0 6,247 0 45,956,000 67,071,000 David Wathen TriMas Corp. 1,542,200 656,800 0 415,100 259,900 210,400 0 12,730,000 (136,190,000) Gunther Braun 1,461,430 368,407 0 1,001,140 79,935 11,948 0 Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc. 9,163,000 63,759,000 Peter Karmanos Jr. Compuware Corp. 1,442,744 1,200,000 0 49,270 0 193,474 0 140,806,000 139,647,000 Top compensation for CEOs at publicly held companies in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Livingston counties. Incentive plan/retirement column is a total of nonequity incentive plan compensation, nonqualified deferred compensation and change in pension value. NM=not measurable. NA=not available. B Filed Chapter 11 on July 7, 2009, and emerged on Nov. 7, 2009. Figures represent the combined numbers for the period prior to and following its bankruptcy case. C In October 2010, Toronto-based Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. announced plans to acquire First Mercury Financial Corp. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2011. LIST RESEARCHED BY ANDY CHAPELLE THE BIG PICTURE

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Crain's Detroit Business - 2011 Book of Lists
The Big Picture
10 things to watch in 2011
10 things to remember about 2010
Private 200
Fastest-growing companies
Public school districts
Top-compensated CEOs
Top-compensated non-CEOs
Metro Detroit employers
Wayne County employers
City of Detroit employers
Livingston County employers
Washtenaw County employers
Macomb County employers
Oakland County employers
Publicly held companies
Hispanic-owned businesses
Native American-owned businesses
Asian-owned companies
Black-owned businesses
Woman-owned businesses
The Motor City
Airlines Serving Detroit Metro
Professional Sports Teams
Auto Suppliers
Auto Dealers
Aftermarket Suppliers
Divisions
Defense Contractors
New Economy/Health Care
Family-owned companies
IP law firms
Group health plans
Hospital companies
Physician organizations
Graduate business degrees
Engineering companies
Environmental companies
IT companies
Biotech companies
People/Awards
Salute to Entrepreneurs
CFO Awards
40 Under 40
Best Lawyers
20 in their 20s
Women to Watch
M&A Awards
Most Connected
Finance
Capital campaigns
Accounting firms
Banks and thrifts
Money managers
Business insurance agencies
SBA Lenders
Real Estate/Services
Office furniture dealers
Nonprofits
Meeting facilities
General contractors
Architects
Property managers
Residential brokers
Staffing companies
Logistics firms
Law firms
Classifieds
Index of Companies

Crain's Detroit Business - 2011 Book of Lists