The yearly Proxy filings usually have a summary compensation table for the highest named officers. This is published shortly after the annual report. Depending on the company, an EVP may be listed. Some years it's the same folks listed as past years, but some years they change up the listed officers.

Comp for an EVP title can vary a lot depending on company size, responsibility, etc.

Anonymous wrote:If they’re a public firm look at their 10k and other obligatory financial filings. Dig around their website. It’s unlikely you’ll find a firm number but between the above and Glassdoor you should get a strong range.

Why do you need to know their salary?

She is trying to date someone who says they are an EVP.

DH is an EVP at a publicly traded company and last year’s comp on W2 was around 1.1m, about half from bonus and vesting. I know there’s a big salary range at this level at his company and I imagine it’s even larger between different companies but that’s one date point for you.

If they’re a public firm look at their 10k and other obligatory financial filings. Dig around their website. It’s unlikely you’ll find a firm number but between the above and Glassdoor you should get a strong range.

Why do you need to know their salary?

Guess there aren't any big wigs in here after all.

Where can I find the salary of an EVP at a publicly traded company?