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Jul 24, 2012

What the Top 10 Biopharma CEOs Are Making

GEN shows you who's in the money.

What the Top 10 Biopharma CEOs Are Making

These biotech leaders are the ones bringing home the most bacon. [© Mariusz Prusaczyk - Fotolia.com]

    #10. Merck & Co.

    Kenneth C. Frazier, Chairman, President, and CEO

    2011 Compensation: $13,347,652

    2010 Compensation: $9,439,632

    % Change: 41.1%

    #9. Baxter International

    Robert L. Parkinson Jr., Chairman and CEO

    2011 Compensation: $14,065,479

    2010 Compensation: $11,500,268

    % Change: 22.3%

    #8. Bristol-Myers Squibb

    Lamberto Andreotti, CEO

    2011 Compensation: $14,911,947

    2010 Compensation: $11,770,880

    % Change: 26.7%

    #7. Gilead Sciences

    John C. Martin, Chairman and CEO

    2011 Compensation: $15,615,645

    2010 Compensation: $14,244,388

    % Change: 9.6%

    #6. Novartis

    Joseph Jimenez, CEO

    2011 Compensation1: $15,881,621

    2010 Compensation1: $11,828,828

    % Change: 34.3%


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