Michael Dubyak is a prominent figure in the finance and payment processing industry, serving as CEO of WEX Inc. from 1998 to 2014. He has a long history with the company, having joined in 1985, and has played crucial roles...

Current Market Cap

$8.77B

Number of Employees

7.2K

Total Compensation

2009 - 2013

Trending down by -58.90% last year
Showing total compensation for the last 2009 - 2013

Stock

Down by -100.00% last year

Salary

Up by 0.45% last year

Bonus

Up by 37.82% last year

Other

Down by -17.74% last year

Year

2013

Total Compensation

$1.35M

Salary

$592.11K

Board Justification

WEX's philosophy regarding executive compensation is straightforward: reward our executives for their contribution to the Company's annual and long-term performance by tying a significant portion of their total compensation to key drivers of increased stockholder value.

Bonus

$714.68K

Board Justification

The short-term annual incentive compensation program (STIP) is an annual bonus opportunity for employees at all levels of the organization who generally share the same key goals, contingent upon Committee-approved financial performance goals. In 2013, the Company was required to achieve threshold results for Adjusted Net Income in order for any portion of the STIP to be paid to any employees, including the executive officers.

Other

$46.14K

Board Justification

Includes amounts contributed by each named executive officer on a pre-tax basis to the company's 401(k) plan and Executive Deferred Compensation Plan.

Restricted Stock

$0.00(0 RSU)

Board Justification

The Company provides long-term equity-based incentives through the LTIP. Grants under the LTIP have generally been provided as a mix of PSUs, which vest based on the achievement of performance goals and RSUs, which vest based on the passage of time. The metric used to determine the vesting of PSUs has generally been the achievement of adjusted net income targets and/or revenue targets set by the Committee. PSUs and RSUs generally vest over a three or four year period of employment.

Performance Metrics

The performance measures used in our compensation programs include revenue adjusted for changes in fuel prices, the impact of acquisitions, adjusted net income and other operational and strategic goals.

SEC Filing

From April 21, 2014