Thomas H. Song
2021
In 2021, Thomas H. Song earned a total compensation of $57K as Former Chief Financial Officer at DineEquity, a 96% decrease compared to previous year.
Compensation breakdown
| Salary | $52,885 |
|---|---|
| Other | $4,154 |
| Total | $57,039 |
Song received $52.9K in salary, accounting for 93% of the total pay in 2021.
Song also received $4.2K in other compensation.
Rankings
In 2021, Thomas H. Song's compensation ranked 12,292nd out of 12,405 executives tracked by ExecPay.
| Classification | Ranking | Percentile |
|---|---|---|
All | 12,292 out of 12,405 | 1st |
Division Retail Trade | 676 out of 680 | 1st |
Major group Eating And Drinking Places | 156 out of 157 | 1st |
Industry group Eating And Drinking Places | 156 out of 157 | 1st |
Industry Eating Places | 139 out of 139 | 0th |
Pay ratio
| Thomas H. Song's Pay | $57,039 |
|---|---|
| Median Employee's Pay | $17,180 |
| Pay Ratio | 3to 1 |
In 2021, the annual total compensation of Thomas H. Song was $57,039.
The annual total compensation of the median employee at DineEquity was $17,180.
The ratio of Thomas H. Song's pay to the pay of median employee was therefore 3 to one.
Source: SEC filing on March 30, 2022.
Song's colleagues
We found seven more compensation records of executives who worked with Thomas H. Song at DineEquity in 2021.
2021
John Peyton
DineEquity
Chief Executive Officer
2021
John Cywinski
DineEquity
President, Applebee's Business Unit
2021
Jay Johns
DineEquity
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2021
Vance Chang
DineEquity
Chief Financial Officer
2021
Christine Son
DineEquity
Senior Vice President
2021
Allison Hall
DineEquity
Chief Financial Officer
2021
Stephen Joyce
DineEquity
Chief Executive Officer
News
DineEquity CEO John Peyton receives $11M in 2021
March 30, 2022
DineEquity President, Applebee's Business Unit John Cywinski's 2020 pay rises 10% to $2M
March 30, 2021
DineEquity President, IHOP Business Unit Jay Johns receives $2.1M in 2019
April 1, 2020
DineEquity President, Applebee's Business Unit John Cywinski's 2018 pay jumps 23% to $4.4M
April 1, 2019