Synthes CEO to Make $52M in Johnson & Johnson Acquisition

Michel Orsinger, CEO of Synthes, recently received $52 million as a result of Johnson & Johnson’s acquisition of the company, if the deal closes sometime over the next two years, according to a Philadelphia Inquirer report.

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After the sale, Mr. Orsinger will stay with the company with a reduced base salary of $700,000 and the opportunity for bonuses. Johnson & Johnson agreed to purchase Synthes for $21.3 billion in April.

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