Bush, Tenet directors

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Bush, now the president of consultingfirm , was awarded $111,046 in fees earned or paid in cash and stock units valuefd at $130,000, according to a proxuy filed by Tenet (NYSE: a Dallas-based hospital company. An unspecified portion of the cash compensation was deferrecat Bush’s request, the proxyy said. Bush’s 2008 compensation from Tenet is nearlt double theFlorida governor’s which is $132,932 for the current fiscal year. Bush is one of nine memberas of Tenet’s board.
Directors received between $233,046 and $404,04 6 in total compensation last year, with the highest amount going toEdward Kangas, board chairman, the proxy Tenet’s non-employee directors received a $75,000 annual retainer fee in and additional fees for attendingv board and committee meetings. In Tenet’s non-employee directors received a $65,000 annuap retainer fee. Bush, who served as Florida’s governor from 1999 to also serves on the board of directorsof RYN), a real estate developmen company based in Jacksonville, and on the board of several private companies, includinfg , and