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Susan Coughlin

Director · Seattle Symphony Foundation

Director at Seattle Symphony Foundation. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 4 organizations on the Form 990 record.

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Organizations
4
Roles reported
4
Others who share this name
1

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Reported as Director of Seattle Symphony Foundation, based in Seattle, WA.
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Also listed as Vice Chair, Development of Seattle Symphony Orchestra INC, uncompensated.
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Also listed as Director of Beethoven a Nonprofit Corporation, uncompensated.
Facts extracted directly from each organization's Form 990, Part VII.
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Affiliations

Organizations

Linked as the same person by IRS Schedule R, a shared officer mailing address, or shared fellow board members.

Seattle Symphony Foundation Director · $5.1M revenue · Seattle, WATHE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY FOUNDATION IS TO AID AND SUPPORT THE SEATTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND BENAROYA HALL MUSIC CENTER ENDOWMENTS.Filed FY2024, FY2023 · Source: Form 990, Part VII
Seattle Symphony Orchestra INC Vice Chair, Development · $38.1M revenue · Seattle, WATO PRESENT SYMPHONIC MUSIC OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY IN A DISTINCTIVE WAY FOR THE CULTURAL ENRICHMENT, EDUCATION, ENGAGEMENT AND ENJOYMENT OF THE PEOPLE…Filed FY2024, FY2023, FY2022, FY2021 · Source: Form 990, Part VII
Beethoven a Nonprofit Corporation Director · Seattle, WATO ADVANCE THE APPRECIATION AND PERFORMANCE OF OPERA, SYMPHONIC MUSIC AND CHAMBER MUSIC IN THE PUGET SOUND AREA OF WASHINGTON STATE.Filed FY2024, FY2023 · Source: Form 990, Part VII
Classical 98 1 Director · $2.5M revenue · Seattle, WATO ACTIVELY GROW, DIVERSIFY, AND ENRICH THE LOVE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC IN OUR COMMUNITY.Filed FY2024, FY2023, FY2022, FY2021, FY2020 · Source: Form 990, Part VII

Disambiguation

Other people named Susan Coughlin

Different individuals who share this name, separated by IRS Schedule R, mailing address, and shared-board evidence. The 990 carries no person identifier, so some may still be the same person.

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Susan Coughlin 1 organization · Reading, PAReading Choral Society

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Serves alongside

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

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President & CEO · FY2024
$493K
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Former Key Employee · FY2019
$358K
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Music Director · FY2020
$339K
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Concertmaster · FY2024
$320K
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Acting CEO & VP of Development · FY2024
$278K
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CFO & Benaroya Hall COO · FY2024
$276K
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CEO · FY2024
$207K
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COO · FY2024
$186K
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Musician · FY2024
$186K
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Musician · FY2024
$185K
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Stage Crew Lead · FY2024
$183K
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VP of People & Culture · FY2024
$175K

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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