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Bradbury \"Brad\" Anderson (born 1949) is the current CEO and Vice Chairman of consumer electronics retailer Best Buy. He is scheduled to retire on June 24, 2009, to be replaced by current COO Brian Dunn.[1] In fiscal 2006, he earned a salary of $1,164,283 and a bonus of $2,692,250. His annual compensation for fiscal year 2007 was $5.6 million, including $1,172,995 in salary, plus $2,650,969 in incentive-plan compensation. [2] In 2008, Anderson earned $49.3 million in total compensation, $1,172,995 in salary, $1,994,092 in incentive-plan compensation, stock awards of $413,635 and no option awards, and $46.08 million in value from exercising 1.05 million stock options.[3] Raised in Sheridan, Wyoming, Anderson received an Associate of Arts from Waldorf College and a bachelor\s degree from the University of Denver. In 1973, Anderson joined Sound of Music, a small chain of stereo stores

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