At the end of 2021, Dean Hager's wealth was greatly tied to his holdings in Jamf. He had substantial stock awards that had not yet vested, valued at around $8 million, showing confidence in the company’s future. Interestingly, there were...

At the end of 2021, Dean Hager's wealth was greatly tied to his holdings in Jamf. He had substantial stock awards that had not yet vested, valued at around $8 million, showing confidence in the company’s future. Interestingly, there were no stock awards vested during the last year of his tenure. His transition from CEO involved a shift from a focus on stock options to cash compensation, a notable change that affected his overall net worth. Throughout his time at the company, his total compensation experienced ups and downs, providing a glimpse into the firm’s performance and Hager’s alignment with its goals. As of his retirement, though, the emphasis remained primarily on cash rather than equity, indicating a transition in how executives are incentivized to lead.