Who Makes What
Minnesota Monthly’s 2008 Salary Survey
Compiled By David Brauer, Beth Hawkins, and Joel Hoekstra
Photo by Ross Andersson
(page 4 of 5)
Arts & Culture
Joe Dowlingartistic director, Guthrie Theater, $401,000
Eric Jolly
president, Science Museum of Minnesota, $242,500
Bain Boehlke
artistic director, Jungle Theater, $55,000
Photo by Ross Andersson
artistic director, In the Heart of the Beast Puppet Theater, $36,000
Marc Johnson
fundraiser, American Swedish Institute, $71,000
Nancy Gaschott
administrative director, Loft Literary Center, $68,000
Laura Bonicelli
executive director, Minnesota Center for Photography, $50,000
Philip Bither
senior curator, Walker Art Center, $115,430
Patrick Noon
curator, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, $160,537
Denise Sorom
executive director, Rochester Art Center, $48,000
Lina Belar
executive director, New York Mills Arts Retreat, $29,000
David Parsons
board president, Arrowhead Center for the Arts, Grand Marais, $0
Causes
Jan Malcolmexecutive director, Courage Center, $221,442
Mitchell Pearlstein
president, Center of the American Experiment, $99,864
Sarah Stoesz
president and CEO, Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, $190,003
Saeed Fahia
executive director, Confederation of Somali Community in Minnesota , $51,702
Robert Zelenka
executive director, Minnesota Grain and Feed Association, $73,141
Matt Zeller
executive director, Concrete Paving Association of Minnesota, $116,442
Tom Prichard
president, Minnesota Family Council, $64,094
Lorraine Teel
executive director, Minnesota AIDS Project, $89,000
Nancy Sabin
executive director, Jacob Wetterling Foundation, $72,000
John Delmonico
president, Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis, $81,490
Neil Neddermeyer
fraternal operations director, Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, $64,566
Nancy Korpi
executive director, Mesabi Family YMCA, $45,000
James Wooley
field-operations, director, Pheasants Forever $81,732
Tammy Quist
executive director, Wildcat Sanctuary, $8,695
Minnesota in Red, Blue, and Green
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Reader Comments:
A Patrol cop makes more than the governor? Wow...something is wrong with that...makes me wonder what kind of overtime abuse is going on at Minneapolis PD. I looked it up and that sort of thing is far from unusual, I counted two dozen officers make 125+++. WOW.