American National Insurance CEO James Pozzi's 2018 pay jumps 37% to $4.1M
American National Insurance reports 2018 executive compensation
By ExecPay News
Published: April 3, 2019
American National Insurance reported fiscal year 2018 executive compensation information on April 3, 2019.
In 2018, five executives at American National Insurance received on average a compensation package of $1.6M, a 22% increase compared to previous year.
Average pay of disclosed executives at American National Insurance
James E. Pozzi, Chief Executive Officer, received $4.1M in total, which increased by 37% compared to 2017. 66% of Pozzi's compensation, or $2.7M, was in non-equity incentive plan. Pozzi also received $247 in bonus, $239K of change in pension value and nonqualified deferred compensation earnings, $994K in salary, as well as $160K in other compensation.
For fiscal year 2018, the median employee pay was $57,705 at American National Insurance. Therefore, the ratio of James E. Pozzi's pay to the median employee pay was 71 to one.
David A. Behrens, Executive Vice President, Independent Marketing, received a compensation package of $1.3M, which increased by 6% compared to previous year. 51% of the compensation package, or $643K, was in non-equity incentive plan.
Timothy A. Walsh, Chief Financial Officer, earned $988K in 2018, a 19% increase compared to previous year.
Hoyt J. Strickland, Executive Vice President, Career Sales & Service Division, received $783K in 2018, which increases by 5% compared to 2017.
Johnny D. Johnson, Chief Investment Officer, earned $741K in 2018, a 7% increase compared to previous year.
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Source: SEC filing on April 3, 2019.