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Graco CEO McHale takes pay cut

Graco CEO McHale takes pay cut
Ed Stych[1]
Web Producer- Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal
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Three of four other top executives also take pay cut.

Tracking the pay of Minnesota’s business leaders

Patrick McHale

CEO

Graco (NYSE: GGG)

  • Headquarters: Minneapolis
  • Business: Makes paint sprayers and fluid-handling equipment

Total pay

  • 2012: $4.73 million, down 7 percent
  • 2011: $5.11 million
  • 2010: $2.96 million

Base salary

  • 2012: $677,000
  • 2011: $658,000

Bonus

Incentive pay

  • 2012: $938,000
  • 2011: $987,000

Stock awards

Option awards

  • 2012: $2.01 million
  • 2011: $1.66 million

Change in pension value

  • 2012: $1.01 million
  • 2011: $972,000

Other compensation

  • 2012: $16,000
  • 2011: $12,000

Total compensation for other highly-compensated executives:

  • James Graner[6], chief financial officer: $1.54 million, down 6 percent
  • Dale Johnson[7], general manager of Contractor Equipment Division: $1.25 million, down 10 percent
  • Simon Paulis[8], former general manger of Europe: $958,000, down 17 percent
  • David Lowe[9], executive vice president, Industrial Products Division: $1.06 million, up 8 percent

Notes

Data comes from documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission[10].

Graco CEO McHale takes pay cut
Ed Stych reports on Twin Cities breaking business news for MSPBJ.com, manages online features, and writes the Fast 50 Diary features for the print edition.

References

  1. ^ Ed Stych (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  2. ^ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  3. ^ Twitter (twitter.com)
  4. ^ Google+ (plus.google.com)
  5. ^ LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com)
  6. ^ James Graner (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  7. ^ Dale Johnson (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  8. ^ Simon Paulis (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  9. ^ David Lowe (feeds.bizjournals.com)
  10. ^ U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (www.bizjournals.com)
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