IBM's compensation committee praised Michelle Browdy's work advancing the company's AI business strategy as well as enhancing its "AI ethics posture."
March 12, 2024 at 03:57 PM
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IBM paid outgoing general counsel Michelle Browdy $8.1 million last year, a 24% increase from the $6.5 million she earned a year earlier.
The Armonk, New York-based company announced in February that Browdy, 59, would retire by the end of the year, following a decade as general counsel.
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Michelle Browdy, who joined IBM in 2006, plans to retire this year. Credit: Sundry Photography/Adobe Stock
Michelle Browdy, general counsel of IBM. Courtesy photo
