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Greg McKenna

Rihanna's lingerie brand CEO moves to Victoria's Secret, making $18 million to work remotely

Pop star Rihanna, dressed in a red jacket, keeps a straight face as she holds her phone in the air with her right hand, presumably recording a performance. (Credit: Stephane Cardinale—Corbis via Getty Images)

There's likely no shortage of people who would pay to work for Rihanna, a global superstar and the wealthiest female musical artist in the world. Victoria’s Secret just found out how expensive it is to poach a chief executive from one of her companies.

On Wednesday, America’s largest seller of lingerie announced it had hired Hillary Super—the CEO of Savage X Fenty, the singer-songwriter's body-positive lingerie brand—to be its new CEO, effective Sept. 9. According to her employment agreement, Super’s compensation package could exceed $18 million. She will receive a base salary of $1.2 million on top of a $1 million signing bonus, and she’s eligible for an annual cash bonus that could range as high as $2.1 million to $2.4 million.

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