He probably got a nice earn-out in the Bankrate deal and made a nice chunk of change. And I would imagine that he has an attractive incentive package to continue growing the TPG platform with Red Ventures - he's using their balance sheet to drive growth and hire people (no risk to him), and if/when things continue to work out, he'll do really well with his incentives. Don't forget that Red Ventures isn't likely to own it forever - they will want to monetize their investment at some point, so TPG performance will be important to help them generate a decent return...