Netflix CEO Reed Hastings’ compensation package totaled $38.58 million for 2019, up from $36.08 million the year before, with option awards totalling $37.4 million. Hastings base for the past…
package totaled $38.58 million for 2019, up from $36.08 million the year before, with option awards totalling $37.4 million.
Hastings base for the past two years was $700,000. Option awards in 2018 were $33.38 million, Netflix reported in its annual proxy statement filed early Wednesday, the day after the streaming giant reported a large jump in global subscribers for the first quarter. Ted Sarandos, chief content officer, saw his base pay rise by $6 million to $18 million in 2019. His option awards also grew, for total 2019 compensation of $34.67 million from $29.65 million the year before.
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