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Wiiliam C Daroff

Chief Executive Officer · Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations

Chief Executive Officer at Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations. Listed as an officer, director, or key employee across 1 organization on the Form 990 record.

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Reported as Chief Executive Officer of Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations, based in New York, NY.
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Organizations

Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations Chief Executive Officer · $539K revenue · New York, NYThe organization works with over 50 Jewish organizations through consensus building, policy development, and collective action to address key issues…Filed FY2024, FY2023 · Source: Form 990, Part VII

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Serves alongside

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

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Executive Vice Chair/CEO · FY2019
$185K
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Deputy Director/ COO · FY2019
$87K
C
Deputy Direc · FY2020
$82K
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CEO-Designate · FY2019
$22K
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Chair-Elect · FY2024
H
Chair (through 3/31/25) · FY2024
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Chief Operating Officer · FY2024
R
Managin Dir. Finance & Ope · FY2024
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Chair · FY2022
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Chairman · FY2020

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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