McFarlane received nearly $11 million last year up from $2.3 million the prior year. The biggest part of the increase stemmed from $6.7 million in option awards, more than six times the amount for 2018. Stock awards to the CEO for the year ended December 31 of $2.8 million, compared none to that category the year before.
Former CFO Bill Ingram, who retired last month, was given $3.9 million in compensation for 2019, up sharply from $927,358 for 2018. That included $3.2 million in option awards.
President Amit Mathadras, who joined in March 2019, received $7.3 million with a $300,000 signing bonus. The company gave him stock awards of $4.3 million and awards of $1.8 million.
General counsel Alesia Pinney made $1.8 million, twice her 2018 compensation of $911,617 with $911,617 in this year’s income stemming from stock awards. Former chief revenue office Pascal Van Dooren, who left on October 18, had compensation of $1.8 million, which included $1.1 million in stock awards.