Centene CEO Sarah London earned $20.6 million in total compensation in 2024.
The company published compensation data for its five highest-paid executives in its annual proxy report on March 27.
Ms. London’s compensation increased 11% from 2023, when she was paid $18.6 million.
Here’s what Centene’s executives earned in 2024:
Sarah London, CEO
Salary: $1,400,000
Stock awards: $14,630,132
Nonequity incentive plan compensation: $4,289,125
Other compensation: $282,891
Total compensation: $20,602,148
Andrew Asher, CFO
Salary: $1,025,000
Stock awards: $7,179,353
Nonequity incentive plan compensation: $2,779,925
Other compensation: $198,134
Total compensation: $11,182,412
Kenneth Fasola, former president and strategic advisor
Salary: $1,100,000
Stock awards: $6,229,423
Nonequity incentive plan compensation: $1,598,000
Other compensation: $95,778
Total compensation: $9,023,201
Christopher Koster, secretary and general counsel
Salary: $750,000
Stock awards: $2,920,884
Nonequity incentive plan compensation: $1,352,250
Other compensation: $40,404
Total compensation: $5,063,538
Susan Smith, COO
Salary: $696,154
Stock awards: $1,654,307
Nonequity incentive plan compensation: $1,099,923
Other compensation: $72,068
Total compensation: $3,522,452
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