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Age: 48
Home: Edina
Family: Husband, Terry Boudreaux; two sons.
Title: President, UnitedHealthcare; executive vice president, UnitedHealth Group.
Compensation: Base salary of $700,000, 2008 cash incentive of $980,000, sign-on bonus of $205,000, one-year anniversary bonus of $205,000, restricted stock worth $4 million as well as stock options.
Board positions: Genzyme Corp., Metropolitan Planning Council (Chicago), the Field Museum (Chicago). Member of the American Heart Association Women's Leadership Committee.
Education: Majored in sociology and psychology at Dartmouth College (1982); MBA in finance and health care administration from Columbia University (1989)
Source: UnitedHealth, Securities and Exchange Commission filing.Recent Business stories
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