Influential proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) is recommending stockholders vote against AT&T’s executive compensation plan at its April 20 annual meeting after the company granted WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar a stock award valued at $48 million.Kilar’s base salary, at $2.5 million, was above that of current and former AT&T CEOs John Stankey and Randall Stephenson and the median of entertainment chief executives, which tend to be a highly compensated group, ISS said.The former founding CEO of Hulu landed at WarnerMedia May 1 just before the launch later that month of HBO Max.
His 2020 pay package totaled $52 million.Public companies like AT&T list the compensation of their top five highest-paid executives in so-called
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