You have to understand something about start ups. I actually talked to Mack about this. He noted how he and most of the execs operate. They work their butts off to get this thing off of the ground in the hopes that it will be big and pay off for them down the road. I should not say this, but I will just to further support the point. Griffths does not work this way. He expects the big salary and all of the perks that go with an already established company. He wants to be taken care of. The other guys, like Mack, work for relatively small salaries to get it going and it will pay later if successful (see Mack's stock plan). I know some of the execs do other work, such as consulting and what have you in addition to their EVCA roles. Of course, it's not uncommon for even big time execs to have other income streams, consulting gigs, board roles, etc...