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How much do Will County Farm Bureau executives make?

In FY2024, Will County Farm Bureau reported 14 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $110,042, with the highest-paid officer earning $57,317.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Mark Schneidewind MANAGER THROUGH JAN 2025 $57,317
Jackson Hogan MANAGER FROM JAN 2025 $46,875
Steve Warrick PRESIDENT $1,000
John Andermann VICE PRESIDENT $500
George Beutel DIRECTOR $500
Donald Mulderink DIRECTOR $500
Gordon McCoy DIRECTOR $500
Dave Kestel DIRECTOR $500
Patrick McDonald SECRETARY $500
Craig Bettenhausen DIRECTOR $400
Mike Robbins DIRECTOR $400
Michael Newbrough DIRECTOR $350
Terry Willhelmi DIRECTOR $350
Kelly Reus TREASURER $350

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Compensation data is reported on the organization's IRS Form 990 Part VII (Compensation of Officers, Directors, Trustees, and Key Employees). All amounts shown are public record as filed by the organization and may include salary, bonuses, and other compensation. Data is from the most recent available filing for this organization.

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