Twelve of the top-paid executives each reported compensation of $2 million-plus in the most recent year with available data. Collectively, the 12 received $35.2 million in the most recent year, up $17.1 million from what they earned in 2013.
The Boston Business Journal used data from IRS forms to look at total compensation over the five-year period. Total compensation includes base salary, bonus pay, other compensation, retirement benefits and more, according to Mass Live.
Among the 12 highest earners in the most recent year with available data were Howard Grant, then-CEO of Burlington-based Lahey Health, with an annual compensation of $4.7 million; David Torchiana, then-CEO of Partners HealthCare in Boston, with compensation of $4 million; and Patricia Hannon, CEO of New England Baptist Hospital in Boston, with compensation of $4 million.
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