Wrong again laraz,
That’s what happens when people don’t research what is actually happening.
Executive compensation is largely incentivized.
The claim that Paul Horne received over $2,000,000 in compensation for 2015 is wrong.
Horne received a base salary of $550,000 with an additional total cash incentive of $425,981 according to SEC filings.
That means his total compensation for 2015 was $975,981, not the $2,081,661 you linked to and falsely try to claim as fact.
It’s the same across the board with executive compensation.
The officers are receiving less compensation, not more as you claim.
As I have also pointed out to you, officer compensation is approved by unit holders.
Anyone who is posting otherwise is either intentionally posing incorrect information, or ignorant of the facts.
Have a good weekend, IMO and FWIW.
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