Bryn Mawr CEOs Are 'Bargains', Report Says

The Philadelphia Business Journal recently ranked the area's top-100 earning CEOs based on the bargain they provided company shareholders in 2011.

The criteria used included whether the company's stock price increased, whether the company made more in 2011 than in the previous year and whether the CEO's total compensation was lower than the company's earnings. Only 24 of the top 100 CEOs met those criteria.

• At No. 15 was Frederick C. Peters II, of , who earned $1,227,549, which was 6.23 percent of the company income
• At No. 11 was Nicholas DeBenedictis, of , who earned $3,465,426, which was 2.42 percent of the company income

To see which executive topped the list, read the full article in the Philadelphia Business Journal.