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Jamie Rappaport Clark

President and CEO (to 7/24) · Defenders of Wildlife

President and CEO (to 7/24) at Defenders of Wildlife. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 2 organizations on the Form 990 record.

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Organizations
2
Roles reported
2
Reported compensation
$821K

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Reported as President and CEO (to 7/24) of Defenders of Wildlife, based in Washington, DC.
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Received $821K in total reported compensation on the most recent Form 990 (Part VII).
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Also listed as President & CEO, Left in July of Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund — $589.
Facts extracted directly from each organization's Form 990, Part VII.
Biography Web-sourced

Former President and CEO of Defenders of Wildlife (2011–2024), where she led growth of the premier wildlife conservation organization and expanded field presence across the country. As Director of the U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service (1997–2001), she oversaw establishment of 27 new refuges and recovery of endangered species including bald eagles and gray wolves.

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Defenders of Wildlife 2011–2024

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Organizations

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Defenders of Wildlife President and CEO (to 7/24) · $48.6M revenue · Washington, DCHabitat and species protection.pay $476K → $821KFiled FY2024 · Source: Form 990, Part VII
$821Kreported comp
Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund President & CEO, Left in July · $1K revenue · Washington, DCpay $351 → $589Filed FY2024 · Source: Form 990, Part VII
$589reported comp

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Serves alongside

Other officers, directors & key employees at this person's organizations, by latest reported compensation.

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Sr VP, Conservation and Gen Counsel · FY2022
$290K
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SVP, Operations, Until Sept 2024 · FY2023
$275K
M
Vice President, Development · FY2024
$273K
E
VP, Finance and CFO, Until July 2024 · FY2023
$273K
L
Senior Vice President, External Affairs · FY2024
$257K
M
SVP, Conservation Programs · FY2024
$252K
B
Vice President, Integrated Marketing · FY2024
$248K
B
VP, Integrated Marketing · FY2023
$247K
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SVP, Operations (to 9/24) · FY2024
$238K
E
VP, Finance & CFO (to 7/24) · FY2024
$205K
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President & CEO (from 8/24) · FY2024
$204K
T
Chief of Staff · FY2024
$202K

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Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & the Business Master File. Individuals appear here because they were named as an officer, director, or key employee on a nonprofit's Form 990; people are grouped by name plus corroborating evidence (Schedule R, shared address, shared board members). · philanthropy.org