Compensation of the CEO of the Alphabet

CEO of the Alphabet

After proving his mettle at the helm of Google, SundarPichai has been appointed to Alphabet Inc.’s board of directors as its 13th member.SundarPichai, CEO of Google since 2015, is now also a board member of its parent company Alphabet Inc., according to a press release by the company. As of the now Alphabet will be run by the Google co-founders Larry page and Sergey Brin and Google will become a subsidiary of Alphabet with a new CEO- Mr. SundarPichai. Before Pichai, An American Computer Scientist Lawrence Edward Page is the chief executive officer of the Alphabet Company. He was CEO of Alphabet from 2001 to 2015. As it is not a family run company, so he is not the part of the member of the family run company. Mainly Alphabet is running by the Lawrence Edward Page and Sergey Brin.

Compensation of the CEO of the Alphabet

Eric E Schmidt is an executive chairman of the Alphabet and his annual compensation of the company is $1,879,106. Sergey Brin and Larry Page both are Co –founder and CEO of the company are set their compensation as $1 a year, which state that how much they are loyal towards the company. Mr. SundarPichai Chief executive officer of the Alphabet is getting $199,718,200 and Ruth M. Porat who is the Senior Vice president of the Alphabet Inc. Is getting $39,074,129

Equity and other compensation of the Alphabet Inc.

Board of Directors of the Alphabet

Board of director list of the company as follows as categorized by their Name, Age, Duration and Current Position:

EricSchmidt

SergeyBrin

LawrencePage

RuthPorat

SundarPichai

DavidDrummond

JohnHennessy

DianeGreene

L. JohnDoerr

RogerFerguson

AnnMather

AlanMulally

PaulOtellini

KavitarakShriraam

ShirleyTilghman

Financial Market Considerations

Alphabet goes public in 2004 at $85 and at that time its market cap was $23 billion. Shares surges 18.04 percent in the first day of the trade.

Current market cap of the Alphabet Inc. is 652.37 Billions. Current market price of Alphabet Inc. is $958.33 USD with the P/E of 34.69. As it is very big market cap in the market so that it is quite obvious that many of the investors and analyst following the company’s trend and its rational. As of the 28th July 2017 share volume of the stock is 1,846,351 and 50 Day Avg. Daily Volume is 1,841,608. Dynamics quotes for 28th July as follows:

One Year Performance of the company:

As we are able to see that from last year how much company’s stock price is growing from $750 to $980 and approx. Which is stating that the faith of the company between the investors and how much investors are bullish about the company’s growth and profitability. Their trading volumes are also consistent during the period. Recently company is going in very fast speed in terms of stocks prices growth. It clearly indication that company would have a great deal for sales growth in upcoming months and years and which make investors much attractive towards the company’s performance. As far as market capitalization of the company Alphabet is second largest in the world.

Social Responsibilities of the Alphabet

• Google data centres consume 50% less energy compared to a typical data centre
• Google purchases or produces 24% of renewable energy and the company has 11% renewable electricity already on the grid, thus total use of renewable energy accounts to 35%. The use of remaining 65% energy which is non-renewable is neutralized by carbon offset projects.
• In Mountain View campus 1.9 MW solar panels generate more than 3 million kWh clean energy
• Google has made an agreement to invest more than USD1.5 billion in renewable energy projects such as large-scale wind and rooftop solar panels.
• More than 4 million square feet of Google buildings have achieved green certification status by LEED.
• Alphabet Inc. Google’s parent company has committed to invest USD2.5 billion in solar and wind projects[1]
• The average annual power usage effectiveness (PUE) for Google’s global fleet of data centres was 1.12 in 2015, compared with the industry average of 1.7
• To date, 854,000 square meters (9.2 million square feet) of Google office facilities have achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification.

Water Consumption by Google

• Google data centre in Berkeley County, South Carolina alone uses about 4 million gallons of surface water per day[2]
• From 2013 to 2015, the internet giant reduced potable litres of water used per employee by 30% at its Bay Area headquarters
• In total, six of Google’s operating data centres have achieved 100% landfill diversion, and one of these has reached Zero Waste to Landfill
• The company has set regional water reduction targets for its offices in 2017

Waste Reduction and Recycling by Google

• In 2015, Google has diverted 84% of waste from its global data centre operations away from landfills, and so far in 2016, it has diverted 86%.
• In 2015, 19% of the servers Google deployed were remanufactured machines
• In 2015, 52% of the components Google used for machine upgrades in company data centres were refurbished inventory

Carbon Emissions by Google

• The company has been carbon neutral since 2007
• Google’s ‘Commuting Sustainably’ program keeps 5,700 cars out of the road and company shuttle program and electric vehicle charging stations is equivalent to more than 87 million vehicle miles annually.
• Google is increasing the range of its operations in cloud, a platform that is carbon neutral with positive environmental implications
• From 2009 to 2015, the company’s carbon intensity per revenue (metric tonnes Scope 1 and 2 CO2e/million USUSD) and per full-time equivalent employee both decreased by more than 50%.

Alphabet Inc. (Google) Reportcontains a full analysis of Google corporate social responsibility including Google CSR issues. The report illustrates the application of the major analytical strategic frameworks in business studies such as SWOT, PESTEL, Porter’s Five Forces, Value Chain analysis and McKinsey 7S Model on Google. Moreover, the report contains analyses of Alphabet leadership, business strategy, organizational structure and organizational culture. The report also comprises discussions of Alphabet marketing strategy and addresses issues of corporate social responsibility.

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