8 companies owned by Black executive Donald Thompson
Thompson’s wealth story mirrors his influential career trajectory and unwavering commitment to fostering innovation and growth in the food and beverage sector.
Thompson’s wealth story mirrors his influential career trajectory and unwavering commitment to fostering innovation and growth in the food and beverage sector.
Senior VP and chief legal officer at Dominion Energy, Brown, received $1.37 million for his instrumental role in the company’s financial success.
Boone’s role in steering eBay to financial success, coupled with his groundbreaking leadership, is reflected in his base salary, short-term incentive, and long-term incentive.
Examining her $4.8-million compensation, which includes a $0.38-million base salary, a $1.2-million short-term incentive, and a $2-million long-term incentive.
As one of America’s leading executives, she navigates a strategic investment portfolio, leaving an indelible mark on companies like Salesforce, Alphabet, Honeywell, and more
For over three decades, Williams has exhibited remarkable dedication at American Express, dating back to 1990 when he joined the group.
Richardson’s compensation package comprises a base salary of $0.76 million and a performance-based short-term incentive of $1.67 million.
From steering Fortune 500 giants to guiding space exploration at Rocket Lab, Merline Saintil’s influence extends to diverse ventures.
With a $4.8-million compensation package, Ralls-Morrison’s leadership redefines the role of legal counsel in the corporate landscape.
Arnold saw his compensation from the power management company decline by 37.7 percent from his previous year’s pay of $19.37 million.
Lloyd Yates also received a long-term incentive award amounting to $4.67 million from the Indiana-based utility company.
The $3.4-million surge in Ellison’s stake in Lowe’s further cements his status as one of the world’s highest-ranking Black CEOs.
Greenstreet’s rise to COO in 2016 marked the beginning of her impactful journey at Alnylam.
Brewer made history on March 15, 2021, becoming the first Black executive to helm an S&P 500 company as CEO of Walgreens Boots Alliance
Recognized among the “100 Most Influential People in Finance, her legacy unfolds alongside industry pioneers like Ursula Burns.
Under Butler’s stewardship, Exelon is poised for continued growth.