As per the regulatory filings made by the US-based Facebook for its IPO (initial public offer), Sandberg is the highest paid executive at the world’s largest social network and took home a whopping USD 30.87 million in 2011.
Facebook founder, Chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was way behind with a relatively modest pay package of USD 1.49 million in the same year. The base salary of Zuckerbeg, also the most-known face of Facebook, is set to decline further and would remain just a token amount of USD one per year, effecting January 1, 2013.
Sandberg‘s compensation included a base salary of USD 295,833, bonus of USD 86,133 and stock awards of USD 30.49 million, Facebook said in its IPO documents.
The company plans to raise USD five billion through the IPO, which could value Facebook at up to USD 100 billion. Some reports have said that the IPO size could even rise even further to USD 10 billion.
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| Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg |
Facebook founder, Chairman, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was way behind with a relatively modest pay package of USD 1.49 million in the same year. The base salary of Zuckerbeg, also the most-known face of Facebook, is set to decline further and would remain just a token amount of USD one per year, effecting January 1, 2013.
Sandberg‘s compensation included a base salary of USD 295,833, bonus of USD 86,133 and stock awards of USD 30.49 million, Facebook said in its IPO documents.
The company plans to raise USD five billion through the IPO, which could value Facebook at up to USD 100 billion. Some reports have said that the IPO size could even rise even further to USD 10 billion.
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