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2022 Venture Capital Executive Compensation Survey

2021 saw a shift in global compensation strategies as companies adapted to remote work, an influx of venture capital investment, and a more competitive talent market.

Discover some of the key trends in executive compensation in our annual 2022 Venture Capital Executive Compensation Survey (VCECS).

Key trends identified in this report:

Average headcount by revenue and capital raised
Averaged valuation, funding, and revenue for private companies
Cash and equity compensation for founders & non-founder executives
Cash and equity compensation by region
Remote work participation

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