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How much do Peak Reliability executives make?

In FY2020, Peak Reliability reported 17 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $3,276,530, with the highest-paid officer earning $679,250.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Marie Jordan FORMER PRESIDENT & CEO $679,250
Richard Garlish - Former SVP LEGAL STRATEGY, GEN COUNSEL $429,000
Terry Baker - Former MANAGING DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS $212,450
Rachel Sherrard FORMER VP OF COMMUNICATIONS $198,625
Kirk Stewart - Former SR DIRECTOR OF SOLUTION ARCHITECTURE $188,125
Shelby Bell - Former DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING & FINANCE $180,800
Corrie Bilke - Former Corp SECRETARY & DEPUTY GEN COUNSEL $178,080
Gareth Lim - Former DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION TECH $171,200
Saad Malik FORMER DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING $171,200
Richard Kiess FORMER DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS $150,400
Scott Downey FORMER DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE $150,400
John C Procario CHAIR $102,000
Mercedes Walton DIRECTOR $95,000
B Timothy Gage DIRECTOR $95,000
Thomas B King VICE CHAIR $95,000
F John Meyer DIRECTOR $90,000
Brian Silverstein DIRECTOR $90,000

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