James M. Cracchiolo

Diversified financial services company that includes financial planning, wealth management, annuities, insurance and estate planning.

Patrick McHale

Makes products to move, measure, control, dispense and spray fluid materials for manufacturing, construction, food and other industries.

Stephen J. Hemsley

a diversified health company. UnitedHealth offers products and services through two platforms. UnitedHealthcare provides health care coverage and benefits services; and Optum provides information and technology enabled health services.

Hemsley was chairman and CEO until Sept. 1, 2017 when he retired as CEO and became executive chairman.

Kendall J. Powell

A manufacturer and marketer of consumer foods, its portfolio includes Cheerios, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Haagen-Dazs and Annie’s.

Powell retired as CEO effective June 1, 2017 and as chairman of General Mills on Jan. 1, 2018. Jeffrey Harmening succeeded Powell

Hubert Joly

The multinational retailer of technology products and services estimates that 70 percent of the U.S. population is within 15 minutes of its more than 1,500 stores.

Douglas Baker, Jr.

Provides water, hygiene and energy technologies and services to food, hospitality, health care, industrial and oil and gas markets.

Inge G. Thulin

global diversified technology company with a strong R&D component, it has products in health care, industrial, consumer, electronics and safety areas.

Thulin became executive chairman and retired as president and CEO on July 1; Michael Roman was appointed CEO

Brian Cornell

General merchandise retailer selling everyday essentials, clothing and groceries. It is in the middle of a major upgrade of its physical stores, plus it has introduced more than a dozen new brands and improved its online capabilities and delivery system.

Target CEO’s compensation for fiscal 2017 did not include an annual equity grant due to a grant timing shift, including that $2 million grant the CEO total would have been 13,520,000 and the pay ratio 657:1.

Randall J. Hogan

Offers sustainable water solutions to the global market; the company split in May, with the electrical unit under the new entity nVent.

Hogan was chairman and CEO of Pentair untill the spin-off of nVent Electric as a separate public company on April 30, 2018. He remained chairman of nVent Electric. John Stauch became president and CEO of Pentair.

Benjamin G.S. Fowke, III

A major U.S. electric and natural gas utility providing energy for homes and businesses in eight Western and Midwestern states.

Omar Ishrak

develops medical technology products that treat cardiac and vascular diseases, diabetes and neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.

Andrew Cecere

The holding corporation is parent to the fifth largest commercial bank in the U.S. ranked by the value of deposits. It employs 73,000 people across 25 states.

Cecere was named president and CEO in April 2017 and Chairman in April 2018

Dan Hanrahan

Owns, operates and franchises hair salons in mall and strip-center locations in the United States, United Kingdom, Puerto Rico and Canada.

Hanrahan's Regis employment was terminated on April 16, 2017. Hugh Sawyer was named president and CEO to replace him

Lee Schram

One of the country’s largest check printers, it also provides services such as fraud protection, marketing and design for small firms, banks and others.

Schram announced plans to retire from Deluxe and the board of directors has hired a search firm to find his replacement.

Joseph Puishys

Fabricates, distributes and installs glass products and systems; it operates four segments, three in the commercial construction market.

Andrew S. Duff

Diversified financial services company providing asset management, investment banking, public finance, brokerage and research services

Duff retired as CEO effective Dec. 31, 2017 and remains chairman of the board. Chad Abraham was promoted to CEO

James J. Owens

A global adhesives provider for the packaging, hygiene, electronics and assembly materials, paper converting, woodworking industries.

J. Kevin Gilligan

Provides online education, primarily through Capella University; it is being acquired by Strayer Education in Virginia.

Capella has agreed to merge with Strayer Univesity, the deal is expected to close in the third quarter of 2018. Gilligan is eligible for $19 million severance and accelerated vesting of equity awards.

Jerry Mattys

Develops and provides medical devices for the treatment of chronic diseases at home including Flexitouch System for treats chronic limb swelling.

Archie Black

Cloud-based supply chain management solutions, providing fulfillment, sourcing and item assortment management as well as performance analytics.

Shelly Ibach

Makes and sells adjustable mattresses and bedding. The company's Sleep IQ technology collects and analyzes biometric data.

James "Joc" O'Rourke

A single source provider of phosphate and potash fertilizers and feed ingredients for the global agriculture industry.

O'Roarke announced on May 15 that Mosaic's headquarters would move to Florida.

John P. Wiehoff

One of the world’s largest third-party logistics providers, it coordinates freight transportation and logistics services to help solve supply chain issues.

James P. Snee

produces food products for consumers, retail grocers, food-service and industrial markets

Scott W. Wine

Makes off-road vehicles including all-terrain vehicles and side-by-side vehicles, snowmobiles, motorcycles, small-electric vehicles and accessories.

Mark Gross

The grocery wholesaler supplies more than 1,800 stores and also continues to operate supermarkets including Cub Foods.

Richard M. Olson

Makes turf maintenance, snow and ice management, landscape, rental and specialty construction equipment, and irrigation and outdoor lighting products and equipment.

Charles MacFarlane

Diversified corporation with investments in electric utility operations and manufacturing operations including metal fabrication and plastics.

Charles Kummeth

Makes hematology controls and biotechnology products for research scientists to improve drug discovery and accurate clinical testing.

Scott P. Anderson

Distributes supplies and equipment to dental and animal health markets, including vaccines, diagnostic products and pharmaceuticals.

Anderson resigned from Patterson Companies Inc. on June 1, 2017 and Mark Walchirk was named president and CEO effective Nov. 20, 2017

Tod Carpenter

A technology-led filtration company that designs, manufactures, and sells engine and industrial air, oil and liquid filtration solutions.

Michael J. Happe

Based in Iowa but with Twin Cities executive offices, it is a manufacturer of motor homes and travel trailers and is buying Chris-Craft boats.

Happe officially became CEO of Winnebago Industries on Jan. 18, 2016

Scott R. Ward

Treats peripheral artery disease and coronary artery disease with its patented orbital atherectomy systems (OAS) technology .

Arthur Przybyl

Makes branded and generic prescription pharmaceuticals and performs contract manufacturing services for other pharmaceutical companies.

Alan R, Hodnik

Provides electric utility services through its Minnesota Power subsidiary and invests in infrastructure and other energy businesses.

Daniel L. Florness

Sells fasteners, tools and construction supplies through company stores, on-site locations and industrial vending machines.

Craig Dahl

National financial bank holding company with branches in Minnesota and six other states, providing retail and commercial banking services.

Victoria Holt

Online and technology-enabled quick-turn manufacturer of custom parts for prototyping and short-run production with operations in five countries.

Jeffrey Graves

Provides testing hardware, software and services solutions to help customers improve their design, development and manufacturing processes.

H. Chris Killingstad

Makes mechanized cleaning equipment, sustainable cleaning technologies, aftermarket parts and consumables and specialty surface coatings.

Ron Konezny

Global provider of business and mission-critical machine-to-machine and Internet of Things connectivity products and services.

Thomas Stoelk

Independent nonoperator energy company engaged in the exploration and development of oil and natural gas properties

Stoelk resigned his employment with Northern Oil and Gas in January 2018 and Michael Reger returned as CEO on May 25, 2018; Reger was subsequently moved to president and Brandon Elliott was named CEO

Robert Rosenblatt

Multiplatform video commerce company that offers a range of proprietary and name brands directly to consumers via television, online and mobile devices.

Rosenblatt's other compensation includes $238,506 of commuting expense

Chris Homeister

Specialty retailer of manufactured and natural stone tiles, setting and maintenance materials and related accessories.

Homeister served as CEO and president through October 27, 2017.. TIle Shop's pay ratio was based on combined compensation of Homeister and interim CEO Robert Rucker of $1,408,905.

Ilan Levin

Provides 3-D printing and additive manufacturing solutions by making printers and also prototype and manufactured goods services.

Stratasys announced that Ilan Levin resigned as CEO effective June 1, 2018.

Andrew Rooke

Designer and manufacturer of compact track and skid steer loaders and related accessories and attachments.