James Bruno Net Worth

The estimated Net Worth of James E. Bruno is at least $10.5 Million dollars as of 14 August 2023. Mr. Bruno owns over 58,812 units of United States Steel stock worth over $1,888,138 and over the last 10 years he sold X stock worth over $5,720,602. In addition, he makes $2,858,570 as Senior Vice President - European Solutions and President and U. S. Steel Kosice at United States Steel.

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Mr. Bruno X stock SEC Form 4 insiders trading

James has made over 10 trades of the United States Steel stock since 2016, according to the Form 4 filled with the SEC. Most recently he sold 58,812 units of X stock worth $1,881,984 on 14 August 2023.

The largest trade he's ever made was selling 71,699 units of United States Steel stock on 4 March 2022 worth over $2,191,121. On average, James trades about 4,945 units every 60 days since 2015. As of 14 August 2023 he still owns at least 56,548 units of United States Steel stock.

You can see the complete history of Mr. Bruno stock trades at the bottom of the page.

James Bruno biography

James E. Bruno serves as Senior Vice President - European Solutions and President, U. S. Steel Kosice of the Company. S. Steel Kosice of the Company. S. Steel Kosice of the Company. S. Steel Kosice of the Company, effective on October 1, 2018. Mr. Bruno joined United States Steel Corporation in December 2014 as senior vice president – Automotive Solutions, one of five commercial entities within U. S. Steel’s North American Flat-Rolled products operating segment that are structured to help the company get closer to customers. Under Mr. Bruno’s leadership, Automotive Solutions will collaborate with automotive customers to develop solutions utilizing the next generation of advanced high-strength steels (AHSS) to address challenges facing the industry, including increased fuel economy standards and enhanced safety requirements. Before joining U. S. Steel, Mr. Bruno spent 20 years with TRW Automotive, a global leader in automotive safety and one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers. During his time at TRW, he advanced through a series of increasingly responsible positions, most recently serving as vice president – North American braking operations and global slip control portfolio. While at TRW, Mr. Bruno developed a proven track record of success in leading new products to market – from concept through design and implementation – for the competitive original equipment manufacturer (OEM) market. He also led a series of transformations to identify improvements in the value capture and material planning processes. Prior to joining TRW, Mr. Bruno managed various engineering and engineering technology programs for Eaton Corporation, Robert Bosch Corporation and General Dynamics. Mr. Bruno is a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers. He earned a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering technology at Purdue University and has a Master of Business Administration from Wayne State University.

What is the salary of James Bruno?

As the Senior Vice President - European Solutions and President and U. S. Steel Kosice of United States Steel, the total compensation of James Bruno at United States Steel is $2,858,570. There are 3 executives at United States Steel getting paid more, with David Burritt having the highest compensation of $13,318,400.

How old is James Bruno?

James Bruno is 54, he's been the Senior Vice President - European Solutions and President and U. S. Steel Kosice of United States Steel since 2018. There are 18 older and 9 younger executives at United States Steel. The oldest executive at United States Steel Corp. is Patricia Dennis, 73, who is the Independent Director.

Insiders trading at United States Steel

Over the last 24 years, insiders at United States Steel have traded over $55,473,855 worth of United States Steel stock and bought 330,493 units worth $9,094,653 . The most active insiders traders include Thomas J Usher, Murry Gerber, and Stephen J Girsky. On average, United States Steel executives and independent directors trade stock every 31 days with the average trade being worth of $1,269,688. The most recent stock trade was executed by David B Burritt on 18 December 2023, trading 252,458 units of X stock currently worth $12,625,425.

What does United States Steel do?

united states steel corporation, headquartered in pittsburgh, pa., is an integrated steel producer with major production operations in the united states and central europe and an annual raw steelmaking capability of 24.4 million net tons. the company manufactures a wide range of value-added steel sheet and tubular products for the automotive, appliance, container, industrial machinery, construction, and oil and gas industries. u. s. steel’s operations are efficient and high tech, and the company’s customer focus is intense. u. s. steel has been making steel for more than 110 years, always with an eye toward cost-effectively serving customer needs. companies that want to be competitive in an increasingly global marketplace must have a global outlook and presence. u. s. steel continually looks for opportunities to strengthen the company’s existing presence in the global arena and strives to meet and set world-class standards in everything it does. at u. s. steel, our strength is our peop

Complete history of Mr. Bruno stock trades at United States Steel and TMX

United States Steel executives and stock owners

United States Steel executives and other stock owners filed with the SEC include:

• David Burritt,
  President, Chief Executive Officer, Director
• David Boyd Burritt,
  Pres, CEO & Director
• Duane Holloway,
  Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer and Corporate Secretary
• James Bruno,
  Senior Vice President - European Solutions and President, U. S. Steel Kosice
• Christine Breves,
  Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President
• Scott Buckiso,
  Senior Vice President and Chief Manufacturing Officer North American Flat-Rolled
• James E. Bruno,
  Sr. VP of European Solutions & Pres of U. S. Steel Košice
• Christine S. Breves C.P.M.,
  Exec. VP of Bus. Transformation & CFO
• Scott D. Buckiso,
  Sr. VP & Chief Manufacturing Officer - North American Flat- Rolled Segment
• Duane D. Holloway,
  Sr. VP, Gen. Counsel, Chief Ethics & Compliance Officer
• Pipasu Soni,
  Vice President – Performance analytics
• David Sutherland,
  Independent Chairman of the Board
• Patricia Tracey,
  Independent Director
• Murry Gerber,
  Independent Director
• Dan Dinges,
  Independent Director
• Eugene Sperling,
  Independent Director
• Paul Mascarenas,
  Independent Director
• Stephen Girsky,
  Independent Director
• John Engel,
  Independent Director
• Patricia Dennis,
  Independent Director
• John Faraci,
  Independent Director
• Michael McGarry,
  Independent Director
• Tracy Atkinson,
  Director
• Manpreet Grewal,
  Principal Accounting Officer, Vice President, Controller
• A. Barry Melnkovic,
  Chief Human Resource Officer, Senior Vice President
• Kimberly Fast,
  Assistant Controller
• Kevin Lewis,
  General Manager - Investor Relations
• Sara Greenstein,
  Senior Vice President - Consumer Solutions
• Richard Fruehauf,
  Senior Vice President – Strategic Planning and Chief Strategy and Development Officer
• John O. Ambler,
  VP of Corp. Communications
• Meghan Cox,
  Mang. of Corp. Communications
• Steve Bugajski,
  Chief Information Officer
• Manpreet S. Grewal,
  VP, Controller & Chief Accounting Officer
• Glenda G Mc Neal,
  Director
• Colleen M. Darragh,
  VP and Controller
• John G Drosdick,
  Director
• Mark G Tabler,
  VP-Global Quality & Mfg Proc
• Suzanne R Folsom,
  GC & Sr VP - Gov Affairs
• Robert J Stevens,
  Director
• David J. Rintoul,
  Sr. VP - Tubular Business
• Kevin Bradley,
  EVP & Chief Financial Officer
• Alicia J. Davis,
  
• Graham B Spanier,
  Director
• Shirley A Jackson,
  Director
• James D Garraux,
  
• Frank J Lucchino,
  Director
• Roy G Dorrance,
  Vice Chairman
• John J. Connelly,
  
• Gregory A. Zovko,
  Vice President & Controller
• Mario Longhi,
  Exec. VP and COO
• David Britten,
  Sr VP&Chief Technology Officer
• Robert J Darnall,
  Director
• Thomas William La Sorda,
  Director
• Robert A Mcdonald,
  Director
• Seth E Schofield,
  Director
• Gretchen R Haggerty,
  Exec. VP, Treas. and CFO
• Jeffrey M Lipton,
  Director
• J Paul Kadlic,
  Exec. VP-Commercial
• David H Lohr,
  Sr. VP-Eur. Ops. & Pres.-USSK
• Thomas W Iii Sterling,
  
• Stephan K Todd,
  
• George F Babcoke,
  
• John P Surma,
  Pres and COO
• J James Kutka,
  SVP-Strat Plng & Bus Develop
• Anthony A. Bridge,
  VP - Engineering & Technology
• John H Goodish,
  Exec. VP-Operations
• Thomas J Usher,
  Chrmn and CEO
• Douglas R Matthews,
  SVP - Chief Cml & Tech Officer
• Larry T Brockway,
  Sr. VP & Chief Risk Officer
• Charles R Lee,
  Director
• Richard A Gephardt,
  Director
• Jerome Gary Cooper,
  Director
• Christopher J Navetta,
  
• Susan M Suver,
  VP-Human Resources
• Dan D Sandman,
  Vice Chrmn-Chf Lgl Adm Offcr
• Terrence D Straub,
  
• Douglas C Yearley,
  Director
• Larry G Schultz,
  VP and Controller
• Jeh C. Johnson,
  
• Daniel R Brown,
  SVP Adv. Tech. Steelmaking
• Kenneth E Jaycox,
  SVP & Chief Comm. Officer
• Terry L Dunlap,
  
• Jessica Graziano,
  SVP & Chief Financial Officer
• Andrea J. Ayers,