$10,420,560 | Thomas J. Wilson, chairman, CEO and president of Allstate Corp.

<B>Salary:</B> $1,100,769
<B>Bonus:</B> $0
<B>Stock awards:</B> $2,226,003
<B>Options awards:</B> $4,261,776
<B>Non-equity incentive pay:</B> $1,713361
<B>Change in pension and deferred compensation:</B> $1,050,579
<B>Other pay:</B> $68,072
<B>Perks included in other pay:</B> Personal use of aircraft ($23,154), 401(K) match ($9,800) and other ($35,118) which includes life insurance, cell phones, execuitve physicals, security, financial planning, tax preparation, ground transportation and long-term disability coverage.<br>
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<B>How the company did in 2009:</B> Allstate swung to a profit of $854 million while revenues increased 8.9 percent to $32.01 billion. Allstate stock dropped in value by 9.7 percent to end the year at $30.24.<br>
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<I>Photo: Thomas J. Wilson. (Kevin G. Hall/MCT)</I>

Salary: $1,100,769 Bonus: $0 Stock awards: $2,226,003 Options awards: $4,261,776 Non-equity incentive pay: $1,713361 Change in pension and deferred compensation: $1,050,579 Other pay: $68,072 Perks included in other pay: Personal use of aircraft ($23,154), 401(K) match ($9,800) and other ($35,118) which includes life insurance, cell phones, execuitve physicals, security, financial planning, tax preparation, ground transportation and long-term disability coverage.

How the company did in 2009: Allstate swung to a profit of $854 million while revenues increased 8.9 percent to $32.01 billion. Allstate stock dropped in value by 9.7 percent to end the year at $30.24.

Photo: Thomas J. Wilson. (Kevin G. Hall/MCT)

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