In FY2024, Capitol City Labor Program INC reported 48 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $115,874, with the highest-paid officer earning $91,588.
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| Name | Title | Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Bradley Richman | EXECUTIVE DI | $91,588 |
| Jason Pung | VICE CHAIR | $5,165 |
| Ryan Cramer | CHAIRMAN | $4,360 |
| James Zolnai | TREASURER | $2,360 |
| Jacey Kingsbury | SECRETARY | $2,065 |
| Mackenzie Greer | DIV PRESIDEN | $930 |
| Beth Frazier | DIV PRESIDEN | $870 |
| Christopher Thompson | DIV PRESIDEN | $680 |
| Tyler Calkins | DIV PRESIDEN | $670 |
| Kara Freeman | DIV DIRECTOR | $652 |
| Andrew Waldrop | PART YEAR DI | $597 |
| Matthew Lerch | DIV PRESIDEN | $571 |
| Jeremy Doerr | DIV DIRECTOR | $564 |
| Ryan Wilcox | PART YEAR DI | $457 |
| Chad Rousseau | DIV PRESIDEN | $392 |
| Joseph Panwas | DIV DIRECTOR | $380 |
| Kyle Schlagel | DIV DIRECTOR | $329 |
| Tom Agueros | DIV DIRECTOR | $326 |
| Leah Valentine | PART YEAR DI | $301 |
| Stephen Bangs | DIV PRESIDEN | $294 |
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