Following Nike's good results for the financial year ended May 31, Mark Parker, the chief executive, got a $33.5 million award as part of an incentive plan announced last year, which is intended to keep him at the company through 2020, when it is supposed to reach a turnover of $50 billion. The restricted stock award raised Parker's compensation for the year to $47,615,302, nearly triple the amount he had earned in the prior year. Other top executives got substantial pay raises in the past year. Trevor Edwards, president of the Nike brand, made $6,637,161; Eric Sprunk, chief operating officer, earned $6,029,346; Jeanne Jackson, the product chief, cashed in $5,631,699; and Andy Campion, the new chief financial officer, got $4,845,507.

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