Ari Emanuel Sees $84 Million Endeavor Pay Package For 2023

Jill Goldsmith

Thu, Apr 25, 2024, 5:12 PM1 min read

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Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel’s 2023 pay package totaled $83.9 million, according to the company’s proxy statement today. That includes $65 million in compensation last year as chief executive of TKO Group, the new public company that’s controlled by Endeavor.

His Endeavor bundle includes a $4.9 million base salary, a cash bonus of $34.6 million and stock awards valued at $43.5 million. The package is up from $19 million in 2022, but that came after a package worth $308 million in 2021. Proxies list the salaries of a company’s top five highest paid executives.

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Endeavor’s largest shareholder, Silver Lake, is in the process of taking the company private. TKO, the home of WWE and UFC, will remain public. That company started trading in September. It was created from Endeavor’s acquisition of WWE from Vince McMahon.

A previous version of this story incorrectly stated that Emanuel’s Endeavor pay was on top of his compensation from TKO Group.

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