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Pay Rates in Nonprofit OrganizationsCompensation in Nonprofit Organizations, 18th Edition - 2005PUBLISHED: October 2005 Summary of the 2,073-page Compensation in Nonprofit Organizations, 18th Edition - 2005 survey report of 126 benchmark jobs from Abbott, Langer & Associates, Inc. The following describes the highest paid job characteristics, the national median total cash compensation for 48 benchmark jobs, and the factors affecting salary (Level of Supervisory/Managerial Responsibility, Type of Organization, Number of Employees, Annual Budget, Scope of Organization, and Geographic Area).
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The following is preliminary information on the survey report; the more extensive summary described above will be available here one month after it has been mailed to participating organizations of this survey. Who is the highest-paid employee in the nonprofit sector? A composite representing such an individual was drawn by Dr. Steven Langer, using data from his recent survey of over 67,000 employees in 126 benchmark jobs reported by 1,661 nonprofit organizations of widely-differing types.
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The composite executive with the highest annual income in a nonprofit organization in the U.S. is a Chief Executive Officer of an international, national, or state organization with 100 or more employees and an annual budget of $5 million or more. This composite individual is probably with a manufacturing trade association, a charitable organization, a transportation trade association, a foundation, an educational-providing organization, an educational professional society, a sheltered workshop, or an artistic/cultural/literary organization. He or she is located in or near New York City, Washington (DC), Long Beach/South Bay (CA), Arlington/Alexandria/Reston (VA), Austin, Chicago, Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem (NC), or Los Angeles, or outside the metropolitan areas studied in Virginia. While the median income of nonprofit CEOs is $88,006, some of the highest-paid Chief Executive Officers make well over $700,000. Overall Income The median incomes of some of the other 125 benchmark jobs for which data were reported in the survey report are:
Naturally, these nation-wide rates vary among the many regions, states, and metropolitan areas and numerous types of nonprofit organizations [ranging from advocacy/consumer organizations through chambers of commerce, hospitals/nursing homes, professional societies (by type), social welfare organizations, trade associations (by type), etc.] surveyed, as well as on the basis of the other demographic variables studied. Obviously, such benchmark jobs as Chief Legal Officer, Director of Government Relations, Field Staff Director, and Chief Economist occur primarily in the larger and/or better-financed nonprofit organizations. Any apparent anomalies in the list above tend to "wash out" when consideration is given to the type and size of nonprofit organization and the other demographic variables studied, as is possible with the entire report.
Also, see other survey reports of Nonprofit Organizations.
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