While media companies dominate the list of top paid CEOs, leaders of tech companies aren’t far behind.
Combined, the top 30 CEOs in tech made $662 million in 2016, according to a new report out from Equilar, an executive compensation data firm, in partnership with the New York Times.
The study only looked at executives at publicly-traded companies with more than $1 billion in revenue that had filed proxy statements before May 1.
Each exec’s total compensation for 2016 includes salary, cash bonuses, the grant-date value of stock option awards, and other compensation, which includes perks like security expenses.
Of the list of the top 200 highest-paid CEOs, 30 are in the tech industry, helming companies that make everything from semiconductors to cloud services.
Here’s which tech CEOs brought home the most bacon in 2016:
30. Ursula Burns, Xerox: $13.1 million
play 30. Ursula Burns, Xerox: $13.1 million
(Reuters)
29. Marc Benioff, Salesforce: $13.2 million
29. Marc Benioff, Salesforce: $13.2 million
(Jerod Harris/Getty Images)
28. Glen Post, CenturyLink: $13.6 million
28. Glen Post, CenturyLink: $13.6 million
(CenturyLink)
27. Frank Bisignano, First Data: $13.8 million
27. Frank Bisignano, First Data: $13.8 million
(Thomson Reuters)
26. William Brown, Harris Corp: $13.9 million
26. William Brown, Harris Corp: $13.9 million
(Harris)
25. Patrick Gelsinger, VMware: $14.8 million
25. Patrick Gelsinger, VMware: $14.8 million
(Thomson Reuters)
24. Richard Templeton, Texas Instruments: $15 million
24. Richard Templeton, Texas Instruments: $15 million
(Texas Instruments)
23. Chuck Robbins, Cisco: $16 million
23. Chuck Robbins, Cisco: $16 million
(Business Insider)
22. Lowell McAdam, Verizon: $17.4 million
22. Lowell McAdam, Verizon: $17.4 million
(REUTERS/Brendan McDermid)
21. Satya Nadella, Microsoft: $17.7 million
21. Satya Nadella, Microsoft: $17.7 million
(Robert Galbraith/Reuters)
20. Pierre Nanterme, Accenture: $18.5 million
20. Pierre Nanterme, Accenture: $18.5 million
(Accenture)
19. Brad Smith, Intuit: $18.8 million
19. Brad Smith, Intuit: $18.8 million
18. Brian Krzanich, Intel: $19.1 million
18. Brian Krzanich, Intel: $19.1 million
(Robert Galbraith/Reuters)
17. Bill Nuti, NCR: $19.2 million
17. Bill Nuti, NCR: $19.2 million
(NCR)
16. Gary Dickerson, Applied Materials: $19.7 million
16. Gary Dickerson, Applied Materials: $19.7 million
(Nasdaq)
15. Gary Norcross, Fidelity National Information Services: $20 million
15. Gary Norcross, Fidelity National Information Services: $20 million
(FIS)
14. Shantanu Narayen, Adobe: $20 million
14. Shantanu Narayen, Adobe: $20 million
(David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
13. John Legere, T-Mobile: $20.1 million
13. John Legere, T-Mobile: $20.1 million
(Steve Marcus/Reuters)
12. Henry Fernandez, MSCI: $22.2 million
12. Henry Fernandez, MSCI: $22.2 million
(MSCI)
11. Kirill Tatarinov, Citrix Systems: $22.3 million
11. Kirill Tatarinov, Citrix Systems: $22.3 million
(Microsoft)
10. Hock Tan, Broadcom: $24.7 million
10. Hock Tan, Broadcom: $24.7 million
(Broadcom)
9. Randall Stephenson, AT&T: $25 million
9. Randall Stephenson, AT&T: $25 million
(Brendan McDermid/Reuters)
8. Marissa Mayer, Yahoo: $24.7 million
8. Marissa Mayer, Yahoo: $24.7 million
(Getty Images)
7. James Peterson, Microsemi: $28 million
7. James Peterson, Microsemi: $28 million
(YouTube/IDA Ireland)
6. Dion Weisler, HP: $28.2 million
6. Dion Weisler, HP: $28.2 million
(YouTube/HP Asia)
5. Ginny Rometty, IBM: $32.3 million
5. Ginny Rometty, IBM: $32.3 million
(Business Insider)
4. Meg Whitman, Hewlett Packard Enterprise: $32.9 million
4. Meg Whitman, Hewlett Packard Enterprise: $32.9 million
(HP)
3. Bobby Kotick, Activision Blizzard: $33.1 million
3. Bobby Kotick, Activision Blizzard: $33.1 million
(Thomson Reuters)
2. Safra Catz, co-CEO of Oracle: $40.9 million
2. Safra Catz, co-CEO of Oracle: $40.9 million
(Oracle)
1. Mark Hurd, co-CEO of Oracle: $41.1 million
1. Mark Hurd, co-CEO of Oracle: $41.1 million
(Oracle)
