President And CEO Salary
Updated on: May 13, 2026
How much does a President And CEO make?
The average President And CEO in the US makes $220,554.
The average bonus for a President And CEO is $170 which represents 0.08% of their salary, with 5% of people reporting that they receive a bonus each year.
President And CEOs make the most in San Jose, CA at $435,458
averaging total compensation 97% greater than US average.
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President And CEO Salary Average
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Recent Salary Records for President And CEO
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Type African American Male
Size of company 11-50 employees
City New York City
Yearly Salary reported $300,000
Type African American Male
Size of company 11-50 employees
City New York City
Yearly Salary reported $300,000
Type Caucasian Male
Size of company 51-200 employees
City Waconia
Yearly Salary reported $75,000
Type Caucasian Male
Size of company 51-200 employees
City Birmingham
Yearly Salary reported $120,000
Type Caucasian Male
Size of company 201-500 employees
City Los Angeles
Yearly Salary reported $240,000
Type Caucasian Male
Size of company 1,001-5,000 employees
City Albany
Yearly Salary reported $345,000
Type Caucasian Male
Size of company 1,001-5,000 employees
City Albany
Yearly Salary reported $345,000
How secure do you feel your job is at your company?
The majority of people who work as President And CEO say “Very Secure” when asked the question “How secure do you feel your job is at your company?”
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