Mario Longhi

2016

In 2016, Mario Longhi earned a total compensation of $10.9M as President & Chief Executive Officer at United States Steel, a 27% increase compared to previous year.

Compensation breakdown

Non-Equity Incentive Plan$4,528,125
Option Awards$1,425,049
Salary$1,500,000
Stock Awards$2,837,507
Other$632,670
Total$10,923,351

Longhi received $4.5M in non-equity incentive plan, accounting for 41% of the total pay in 2016.

Longhi also received $1.4M in option awards, $1.5M in salary, $2.8M in stock awards and $632.7K in other compensation.

Rankings

In 2016, Mario Longhi's compensation ranked 435th out of 14,075 executives tracked by ExecPay. In other words, Longhi earned more than 96.9% of executives.

ClassificationRankingPercentile
All
435
out of 14,075
97th
Division
Manufacturing
142
out of 5,489
97th
Major group
Primary Metal Industries
2
out of 131
99th
Industry group
Steel Works, Blast Furnaces, And Rolling And Finishing Mills
1
out of 62
98th
Industry
Steel Works, Blast Furnaces (Including Coke Ovens), and Rolling Mills
1
out of 43
98th
Source: SEC filing on March 14, 2017.

Longhi's colleagues

We found four more compensation records of executives who worked with Mario Longhi at United States Steel in 2016.

2016

David Burritt

United States Steel

Chief Financial Officer

2016

Suzanne Folsom

United States Steel

General Counsel

2016

Douglas Matthews

United States Steel

Senior Vice President Industrial, Service Center and Mining Solutions

2016

James Bruno

United States Steel

Senior Vice President Automotive Solutions

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