Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer · NEW YORK TIMES CO (NYT)

William Bardeen

A named executive officer of NEW YORK TIMES in every fiscal year CompBrief holds from FY2023 to FY2025. Every figure below is printed as the company filed it and cited to the filing it came from.

Total disclosed compensation, FY2025

$2,725,419

FY2023: $2,117,843

Compensation figures as of the proxy filed March 13, 2026 (DEF 14A). Insider transactions since that proxy, current to 2026-09-24.

William Bardeen compensation by year

NEW YORK TIMES Summary Compensation Table · all 2 fiscal years held
In US dollars, as NEW YORK TIMES reports it. Most recent year shaded. Totals are the company’s disclosed totals.
ComponentFY2023FY2025
Salary$433,000$514,616
Bonus$0$0
Stock awards$1,077,203$1,364,604
Option awards$0$0
Non-equity incentive$553,976$763,161
Pension and deferred compensation$13,198$10,219
All other$40,466$72,819
Total$2,117,843$2,725,419

Each year as stated in that year's proxy. A dash means the company reported no figure in that column. Source: NEW YORK TIMES CO DEF 14A filed March 13, 2026, accession 0000071691-26-000016, and prior-year filings. Open the filing on EDGAR.

$2.1M
$2.7M
FY23
FY25
SalaryNon-equity incentiveStock awardsAll other

Equity holdings

unvested awards at FY2025 year-end
TypeUnvested unitsValue at year-endExercise price
PSU78,844$5,473,350—
RSU9,915$688,299—

Per the Outstanding Equity Awards at Fiscal Year-End table in NEW YORK TIMES CO's FY2025 proxy; value at the fiscal year-end close, as the company printed it.

Insider transactions since the last proxy

2 Form 4 lines since the FY2025 proxy (filed March 13, 2026)
current to 2026-09-24 · updated nightly
DateTransactionPlanSharesPriceHeld after
2026-08-10Tax withholding—485$63.5414,075
2026-05-12Sale—4,121$77.8514,560

The 2 most recent of 2 lines, each as reported on the Form 4. "10b5-1" marks a trade the filing reports under a pre-arranged trading plan. View every Form 4 filing on EDGAR →

Change-in-control & termination

estimated payments NEW YORK TIMES discloses, by trigger · FY2025
TriggerCash severanceAccelerated equityBenefits continuationTotal as disclosed
Death$0$688,299—$5,201,705
Change in control, no termination$0$0—$906,667
Change in control and involuntary termination$0$688,299—$1,944,320

Per the Potential Payments Upon Termination or Change in Control table in NEW YORK TIMES CO's FY2025 proxy. Estimates as the company printed them; a dash means it printed no figure.

NEW YORK TIMES’s named executive officers, FY2025

as the company reported each
Named executive officerRoleFY2025 total
Meredith Kopit LevienPresident and Chief Executive Officer$8,862,362
A.g. SulzbergerChairman and Publisher, The New York Times$5,683,686
Diane BraytonExecutive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer$2,774,194
William Bardeen · this pageExecutive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer$2,725,419
Jacqueline WelchExecutive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer$1,755,808

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How this record is built

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