Black CEO Russell Stokes earns $6.8-million salary from GE Aerospace in 2022
Stokes’ 2022 compensation package represents a 5.21-percent increase from the prior year’s salary of $6.52 million.
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Stokes’ 2022 compensation package represents a 5.21-percent increase from the prior year’s salary of $6.52 million.
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