Which Fortune 100 CEOs led their companies to outperform the S&P 500 last year — and collected the lowest pay for their efforts? CNNMoney has posted its list of 15 top CEO overachievers — those who had stocks rise and collected the lowest pay in the industry.
Steve Jobs tops the list with his $1 salary.
1. Steve Jobs, $1
Total pay: $1
Company: Apple
AAPL stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 09/09): 63% vs. -9.2%
2. Lloyd C. Blankfein, $862,657
Total pay: $862,657
Company: Goldman Sachs Group
GS stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 102% vs. 23.5%
3. John J. Mack*, $939,241
Total pay: $939,241
Company: Morgan Stanley
MS stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 87% vs. 23.5%
4. Michael Dell, $963,623
Total pay: $963,623
Company: Dell
DELL stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 01/10): 36% vs. 32.0%
5. James Dimon, $1.3 million
Total pay: $1.3 million
Company: JPMorgan Chase
JPM stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 34% vs. 23.5%
6. Steven A. Ballmer, $1.3 million
Total pay: $1.3 million
Company: Microsoft
MSFT stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 06/09): -12% vs. -28.2%
7. W. Bruce Johnson*, $1.5 million
Total pay: $1.5 million
Company: Sears Holdings
SHLDstock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 01/10): 128% vs. 32.0%
8. Jeffrey P. Bezos, $1.8 million
Total pay: $1.8 million
Company:Â Amazon.com
AMZN stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 162% vs. 23.5%
9. Mary F. Sammons*, $2.5 million
Total pay: $2.5 million
Company: Rite Aid
RAD stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 02/10): 443% vs. 59.2%
10. Ralph S. Cunningham, $3.1 million
Total pay: $3.1 million
Company: Enterprise GP Holdings
EPE stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 135% vs. 23.5%
11. R. David Yost, $5.5 million
Total pay: $5.5 million
Company: AmerisourceBergen
ABC stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 09/09): 20% vs. -9.2%
12. James W. Owens*, $6.8 million
Total pay: $6.8 million
Company: Caterpillar
CAT stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 31% vs. 23.5%
13. Gregory M.E. Spierkel, $7.9 million
Total pay: $7.9 million
Company: Ingram Micro
IM stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 30% vs. 23.5%
14. Francis S. Blake, $9.9 million
Total pay: $9.9 million
Company: Home Depot
HD stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 01/10): 34% vs. 32.0%
15. George Paz, $10.6 million
Total pay: $10.6 million
Company: Express Scripts
ESRX stock outperformed S&P 500
(1 yr., through 12/09): 57% vs. 23.5%
