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| Peter Ligouri |
According to The Hollywood Reporter, in 2013, he had made $8.8 million. Before the split of Tribune Media and the newspaper-focused Tribune Publishing, the combined company then known as Tribune Co. named Liguori CEO early in 2013.
His 2014 compensation included a salary of nearly $1.6 million, up from nearly $1.5 million in 2013. He got no regular bonus in 2014 after getting $1.75 million in 2013. But his stock wards rose from $4.2 million to $8.4 million, and his option awards rose from $1.2 million to $11.55 million.
Liguori also received non-equity incentive compensation worth $1.5 million. His "other compensation" of $10,400 compared with $141,822 in 2013.
"Mr. Liguori presided over our business transformation in 2014," the filing said in discussing his compensation. "Through Mr. Liguori’s leadership, we achieved strong performance results, even while navigating the complexities of acquisitions, spin-offs and the company’s registration on the New York Stock Exchange."
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