IPG Chief Roth Compensated $12.9 Million in 2011

New proxy offers top-tier salary details

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Interpublic Group chief executive Michael Roth received $12.9 million in total compensation in 2011, an increase of 26.7 percent from 2010, according to a newly released proxy statement for IPG’s annual shareholders meeting on May 24 in New York. That amount includes a $1.4 million base salary—unchanged from the year earlier—as well as stock, stock options and other forms of compensation.

The second-most highly compensated executive at the company, according to the proxy, was Nick Brien, the CEO of IPG’s McCann Worldgroup, who received nearly $4.8

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