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S&P 500 Leaders Whose Filings Name a School
Share of S&P 500 CEOs, executive officers and directors with a known school, %
S&P 500 members on 1 July of each year. Proxy statements print education more often than they used to; this is the coverage behind every count of where leaders went to school.
How often the largest U.S. companies tell shareholders where their leaders studied.
What this chart reads
- S&P 500 CEOs whose filings name a schoolas “CEOs”latest 2026-07-01
- S&P 500 executive officers whose filings name a schoolas “Executive officers”latest 2026-07-01
- S&P 500 directors whose filings name a schoolas “Directors”latest 2026-07-01
Sources
S&P 500 CEOs whose filings name a school. Source: Palanor calculation from SEC filings (DEF 14A proxy statements and 10-K certifications on EDGAR; public domain) and Wikidata (CC0), with institutions from the Research Organization Registry (ror.org, CC0). Refreshed.
S&P 500 executive officers whose filings name a school. Source: Palanor calculation from SEC filings (DEF 14A proxy statements and 10-K certifications on EDGAR; public domain) and Wikidata (CC0), with institutions from the Research Organization Registry (ror.org, CC0). Refreshed.
S&P 500 directors whose filings name a school. Source: Palanor calculation from SEC filings (DEF 14A proxy statements and 10-K certifications on EDGAR; public domain) and Wikidata (CC0), with institutions from the Research Organization Registry (ror.org, CC0). Refreshed.
Charts are drawn from Palanor's signal library and recomputed from source data on every view. Transformations (changes, indexing, year-on-year rates) are Palanor's.