Dude, take two steps back and try to make sense of your own claim - that $197M somehow equates to executive pay and the CEO, the highest paid person, makes $7-9M… Do they have the largest executive team ever and they’re all making the same as the CEO?
Learn how to read and understand a financial statement and stop trying to claim that G&A = executive pay
Sure! So take a look at their Form 990 which details the executive pay. The total was $9.9M which is 1.9% of total expenses. Speaking of the CEO specifically, their comp was $6.25M which is 1.2% of total expenses
According to Mozilla, roughly 2/5 (that’s 40%) of its expenses were to pay leadership.
Unless “paying leadership” now includes real estate costs, marketing, legal, consultants, etc…
Not sure why you’re so wound up on this, you read the financial statement wrong which isn’t a huge deal, not sure why you’re so adamant to argue this point
I’m not going into your ass to find where you got real estate from. The other line items in your list figure under program as well.
But congratulations, you just proved that your figure is wrong (“<1%”), and that you can’t read (equating leadership costs with executive pay). You can now have a cookie.
Dude, take two steps back and try to make sense of your own claim - that $197M somehow equates to executive pay and the CEO, the highest paid person, makes $7-9M… Do they have the largest executive team ever and they’re all making the same as the CEO?
Learn how to read and understand a financial statement and stop trying to claim that G&A = executive pay
Still waiting for your 1% math.
Sure! So take a look at their Form 990 which details the executive pay. The total was $9.9M which is 1.9% of total expenses. Speaking of the CEO specifically, their comp was $6.25M which is 1.2% of total expenses
Now cite my words that say 40% is executive pay.
This u?
Unless “paying leadership” now includes real estate costs, marketing, legal, consultants, etc…
Not sure why you’re so wound up on this, you read the financial statement wrong which isn’t a huge deal, not sure why you’re so adamant to argue this point
I’m not going into your ass to find where you got real estate from. The other line items in your list figure under program as well.
But congratulations, you just proved that your figure is wrong (“<1%”), and that you can’t read (equating leadership costs with executive pay). You can now have a cookie.
You got me there, I was .2+% off on my rough estimation. Have a good day man