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- Apr 16, 202690% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Meta Proxy Prices Its C-Suite, Zuckerberg $25.1M, Mostly Security and Travel, 65:1 Pay Ratio
- Meta's 2026 proxy (filed 16 April 2026) puts Mark Zuckerberg's 2025 total pay at $25,125,904: a $1 salary and $25,125,903 of other compensation, with no bonus, stock or options. The CEO pay ratio is 65 to 1 against a median employee's $388,200; he is founder, chairman and CEO[1][2]
- Zuckerberg's other compensation includes a $14,000,000 pre-tax security allowance, about $8,498,301 of personal security costs, about $2,467,562 of private-aircraft use and $160,040 of facilities improvements at the company's property[1]
- Chief Operating Officer Javier Olivan: $24,520,549 total, with $1,205,523 salary, $2,772,703 bonus, $18,382,820 stock awards and $2,159,503 other, including about $1.03M of security costs and $0.91M of tax gross-ups (salary, bonus and other converted from euros)[1]
- Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth: $21,955,122 total ($998,570 salary, $2,297,789 bonus, $18,382,820 stock awards). Chief Product Officer Christopher K. Cox: $21,691,398 ($999,039 salary, $2,297,789 bonus, $18,382,820 stock awards)[1]
- Chief Financial Officer Susan Li: $20,062,612 total, with $989,423 salary, $2,275,673 bonus, $16,711,548 stock awards and $85,968 other. Meta reports no option awards or non-equity incentive pay in the table[1]
- Fortune reported in August 2025 that Meta spent $27 million on Zuckerberg's security in 2024, about $7 million (26%) more than Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Palo Alto Networks spent on their CEOs combined[4]
- About 89% of votes cast backed pay at the 2025 meeting. Say on pay now comes every three years, with the next vote due by 2028; the 2026 meeting voted on a child-safety pay proposal instead[1]
- At the 27 May 2026 annual meeting, a shareholder proposal on integrating child safety into executive pay drew 169,180,929 votes for and 4,776,963,503 against, and did not pass[3]
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- [1]90%sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/000162828026025532/meta-20260416.htmsec.gov· Posted Oct 4, 2026· Starts Apr 16, 2026 ✓· 36% of score
The filing is the Form DEF 14A on SEC[3] EDGAR dated 16 April 2026 (meta[2]-20260416); its Summary Compensation Table covers fiscal 2025, which ended 31 December 2025.
- [2]80%Mark Zuckerberg - Meta Leadershipmeta.com· Added Oct 4, 2026· 36% of score
Meta's own leadership page lists Zuckerberg as founder, chairman and CEO.
- [3]90%Meta Form 8-K, 27 May 2026 - annual meeting vote resultssec.gov· Published May 29, 2026· 22% of score
Item 5.07 results; the child-safety executive pay proposal got 169,180,929 for and 4,776,963,503 against.[1]
- [4]85%Meta spends more guarding Mark Zuckerberg than Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet do for their CEOs combined - Fortunefortune.com· Published Aug 16, 2025· 7% of score
Reports $27 million spent on Zuckerberg's security in 2024 and compares it with other tech CEOs.[1]
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