Dennis A. Muilenburg has a personal investment in Boeing, holding approximately 12,966 shares of the company's stock. Currently, his holdings are worth about $4.3 million. This shows a real connection to the company beyond just being the CEO. In 2019,...

Dennis A. Muilenburg has a personal investment in Boeing, holding approximately 12,966 shares of the company's stock. Currently, his holdings are worth about $4.3 million. This shows a real connection to the company beyond just being the CEO. In 2019, when he was at the top of his game, his wealth fluctuated significantly due to stock market performance and Boeing's challenges. Interestingly, at times, the value of his holdings was a large part of his total wealth, reflecting both his confidence in Boeing's future and the risk he took as a leader. After his departure from the company at the end of 2019, he had a notable drop in stock ownership as some of his shares did not vest, emphasizing the financial risks that come with such high-stake positions. His story is a classic example of how executive fortunes are tied closely to the companies they lead.