James J. Mulva

2012

In 2012, James J. Mulva earned a total compensation of $12M as Chairman & CEO retired at ConocoPhillips, a 57% decrease compared to previous year.

Compensation breakdown

Non-Equity Incentive Plan$1,265,625
Option Awards$6,487,815
Salary$734,612
Stock Awards$3,194,161
Other$297,275
Total$11,979,488

Mulva received $6.5M in option awards, accounting for 54% of the total pay in 2012.

Mulva also received $1.3M in non-equity incentive plan, $734.6K in salary, $3.2M in stock awards and $297.3K in other compensation.

Rankings

In 2012, James J. Mulva's compensation ranked 294th out of 11,487 executives tracked by ExecPay. In other words, Mulva earned more than 97.4% of executives.

ClassificationRankingPercentile
All
294
out of 11,487
97th
Division
Manufacturing
111
out of 4,252
97th
Major group
Petroleum Refining And Related Industries
9
out of 56
84th
Industry group
Petroleum Refining
9
out of 54
83rd
Industry
Petroleum Refining
9
out of 54
83rd
Source: SEC filing on March 28, 2013.

Mulva's colleagues

We found seven more compensation records of executives who worked with James J. Mulva at ConocoPhillips in 2012.

2012

Ryan Lance

ConocoPhillips

Chief Executive Officer

2012

Matthew Fox

ConocoPhillips

Executive Vice President, Exploration & Production

2012

Alan Hirshberg

ConocoPhillips

Executive Vice President, Technology & Projects

2012

Donald Wallette

ConocoPhillips

Executive Vice President, Commercial, Business Development & Corporate Planning

2012

DE Wallette

ConocoPhillips

Executive Vice President, Commercial, Business Development & Corporate Planning

2012

Jeffrey Sheets

ConocoPhillips

Chief Financial Officer

2012

WCW Chiang

ConocoPhillips

Senior Vice President, Refining, Marketing, Transportation & Commercial retired

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