Abbott, Baxter, and Boston Scientific Execs Make Highest-Paid CEOs ListAbbott, Baxter, and Boston Scientific Execs Make Highest-Paid CEOs List
The highest-paid medtech CEO on the list, Abbott's Miles D. White, makes about ten times more than the typical general and corporate manager in the medical device industry.
April 8, 2013
The CEOs of three medical device companies have earned spots on the New York Times' list of the 100 highest-paid chief executive officers.
At No. 23, Abbott Laboratories' Miles D. White squeaked into the top quarter of the list with $19.0 million in total compensation last year. Baxter International's Robert L. Parkinson Jr. came in at No. 40 with total compensation of $16.0 million. Rounding out the bottom if the list was Boston Scientific's Michael F. Mahoney, who earned $10.6 million in total compensation last year to place at No. 95.
Of the three medical device makers on the list, Baxter's Parkinson saw the highest increase in compensation (25%) and brought his company the highest total return. White led Abbott to the highest profit increase of the three medtech firms.
According to MD+DI's 2012 salary survey, median total compensation for general and corporate managers in the medtech industry is $190,300—about one-tenth of White's salary.
—Jamie Hartford is MD+DI's managing editor.
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