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How much do Pew Research Center executives make?

In FY2024, Pew Research Center reported 19 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $3,195,766, with the highest-paid officer earning $510,158.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Michael Dimock President $510,158
Claudia Deane Executive Vice President $339,256
Courtney Kennedy Vice President, Methods & Innovation $285,981
Carroll Doherty Director, Political Research $271,892
Neha Sahgal Vice President, Research $270,364
Michelle Hudgins Vice President, Communications $268,898
Alan Cooperman Director, Religion Research $265,064
Mark Hugo Lopez Director, Race & Ethnicity research $263,838
Kim Parker Director, Social Trends Research $262,979
Alycia Kantor Director, Legal Affairs, and Corporate Secretary $238,633
Nikolas Wissmann Director, Finance & Administration, and Corporate Treasurer $218,703
Claudine Gay Board Member $N/A
Burke Olsen Board Member (start 9/24) $N/A
R James G McMillan Board Member & Pew Charitable Trusts SVP $N/A
Robert Groves Board Member & Chair $N/A
Rebecca Weiss Board Member $N/A
Mike Roggero Board Member $N/A
Maribel Perez Wadsworth Board Member $N/A
Maria Thomas Board Member $N/A

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