I'm afraid the person you're asking about isn't paid enough to be on
the company's Proxy Statement (form DEF 14A, filed with the Securities
and Exchange Commission [see also EDGAR database]), which is where
this information normally appears. Only the five highest paid
executive officers in the company are on this public disclosure.
Actually, this SEC form is a bit more narrow in scope, disclosing the
number of options 'granted' for the fiscal year, as opposed to the
cumulative amount granted.
Other than the Proxy Statement, there is no public reporting
requirement that company's disclose how many options were awarded to a
certain individual.
Hope that helps a little. |
