In addition to her role as Xbox President, Sarah Bond serves on the board of meat company Tyson. It's now been revealed that Bond was recently awarded 2,911.431 more shares of the company at a price of $65.26 each. That works out to about $190,000.
This new stock award adds on to Bond's previous allotment of shares, bringing her total to 4,606.008, according to a recent regulatory filing. Tyson also pays its directors an annual retainer of $125,000.
The value of Bond's shares depend on Tyson's stock price. The company is currently trading at around $64.74, which is up 11.5% so far this year, but down from an all-time high of close to $100 in 2022.
Bond is also on the board for the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. Bond went to Yale and got a bachelor's degree in economics before attending Harvard for her Master's in Business Administration.
Tyson Foods is a multinational food giant known for chicken, beef, and pork products. The company has been involved in numerous controversies over the years and is currently being investigated over child labor accusations.
Bond joined Microsoft in 2017. She previously worked at T-Mobile and McKinsey. She became Xbox president in 2023, replacing Phil Spencer in that role; he was promoted to Microsoft Gaming CEO.
While we do know how much Bond is being paid by Tyson, her compensation at Microsoft is not public.
As Xbox president, Bond oversees a variety of Xbox teams spanning devices, player and creator experience, platform engineering, strategy, business planning, data and analytics, and business development.
She has faced controversy in recent times for speaking enthusiastically about why she's so excited about Microsoft's decision to embrace AI amid mass layoffs, studio closures, and other labor issues at Xbox. She also recently talked about how Microsoft's next Xbox will be a "high-end" device, prompting concerns that people will be priced out at a time when richer households already make up the majority of hardware buyers.
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This new stock award adds on to Bond's previous allotment of shares, bringing her total to 4,606.008, according to a recent regulatory filing. Tyson also pays its directors an annual retainer of $125,000.
The value of Bond's shares depend on Tyson's stock price. The company is currently trading at around $64.74, which is up 11.5% so far this year, but down from an all-time high of close to $100 in 2022.
Bond is also on the board for the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. Bond went to Yale and got a bachelor's degree in economics before attending Harvard for her Master's in Business Administration.
Tyson Foods is a multinational food giant known for chicken, beef, and pork products. The company has been involved in numerous controversies over the years and is currently being investigated over child labor accusations.
Bond joined Microsoft in 2017. She previously worked at T-Mobile and McKinsey. She became Xbox president in 2023, replacing Phil Spencer in that role; he was promoted to Microsoft Gaming CEO.
While we do know how much Bond is being paid by Tyson, her compensation at Microsoft is not public.
As Xbox president, Bond oversees a variety of Xbox teams spanning devices, player and creator experience, platform engineering, strategy, business planning, data and analytics, and business development.
She has faced controversy in recent times for speaking enthusiastically about why she's so excited about Microsoft's decision to embrace AI amid mass layoffs, studio closures, and other labor issues at Xbox. She also recently talked about how Microsoft's next Xbox will be a "high-end" device, prompting concerns that people will be priced out at a time when richer households already make up the majority of hardware buyers.
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