
Anyway, beyond Huber making paper airplanes out of EA's retainer, he was issued 2500 shares of restricted stock, along with the option to purchase 17,500 shares at $19.46 (closing price on May 7, the day he started), and all of this will vest over the next four years.
Fun fact: EA increased its board size from nine members to ten to accommodate Huber's appointment. Not that it means anything.

