AFL-CIO Highest-Paid CEOs The imbalance in our economy between the pay of CEOs and working people is worsening. In 2017, CEO pay at S&P 500 Index companies increased 6.4% to a total of $13.94 million. In contrast, production and nonsupervisory workers received a paltry 2.6% raise, earning on average just $38,613—a CEO-to-worker pay ratio of 361 to 1. Search CEO Pay Database Search Paywatch Highest-Paid CEOs Company Pay Ratios Why CEO Pay Matters Filter by Ticker, Company or CEO Ticker Company CEO CEO Pay Sort ascending AVGO Broadcom Ltd Hock E. Tan $103,211,163 FDC First Data Corporation Frank J. Bisignano $102,210,396 VEEV Veeva Systems Peter P. Gassner $88,143,333 LYV Live Nation Entertainment Michael Rapino $70,615,760 GBL Gamco Investors Mario J. Gabelli $69,414,472 CBS CBS Corporation Leslie Moonves $69,332,723 TDG Transdigm Group W. Nicholas Howley $61,023,102 TREE LendingTree Douglas Lebda $59,591,002 SRPT Sarepta Therapeutics Douglas Ingram $56,866,241 FLT FleetCor Technologies Ronald F. Clarke $52,643,810 TRIP TripAdvisor Stephen Kaufer $47,933,462 LVNTA Liberty Interactive Corporation Gregory B. Maffei $47,809,756 AIG American International Group Brian Duperreault $43,086,861 MDLZ Mondelez International Dirk Van De Put $42,442,924 DISCA Discovery Communications David M. Zaslav $42,247,984 NOW ServiceNow John Donahoe $41,515,645 ORCL Oracle Corporation Mark V. Hurd $40,832,279 HDP Hortonworks Robert Bearden $40,147,373