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Salaries at Global Genes

Global Genes's highest-paid executive is Charlene Son Rigby (CEO) at $319K in tax year 2024, reported on the organization's IRS Form 990, Part VII.

Executive Compensation

What is Global Genes's CEO paid?

Charlene Son Rigby (CEO) earned $319K in tax year 2024.

What is Nicole R Boice paid?

Nicole R Boice (Founder & Chief Mission Officer) earned $254K in tax year 2024.

What is Zohreh Talebizadeh paid?

Zohreh Talebizadeh (Senior Director, Rare-X Research Program) earned $180K in tax year 2024.

What is Karmen Trzupek paid?

Karmen Trzupek (Senior Director, Scientific Programs) earned $179K in tax year 2024.

What is Lauren Alford paid?

Lauren Alford (Senior Director, Marketing) earned $169K in tax year 2024.

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All figures are reported on the organization's IRS Form 990, Part VII (Compensation of Officers, Directors, Trustees, Key Employees). These are filed compensation amounts, not net worth or total assets.

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