Back of the NetApp: Latest exec signing scores $34M compensation package
He was also promised a $5 million signing bonus, half of which was paid during fiscal 2026 and included in the total. The second half was due after his first anniversary, with repayment provisions applying if he leaves within 24 months. The American storage biz grew revenue 5.4 percent to $6.93 billion, and operating income bounced 25 percent to $1.67 billion.
- ▪He was also promised a $5 million signing bonus, half of which was paid during fiscal 2026 and included in the total.
- ▪The second half was due after his first anniversary, with repayment provisions applying if he leaves within 24 months.
- ▪The American storage biz grew revenue 5.4 percent to $6.93 billion, and operating income bounced 25 percent to $1.67 billion.
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