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How much do Summer Search executives make?

In FY2024, Summer Search reported 37 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $1,932,086, with the highest-paid officer earning $350,000.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Ursulina Ramirez CEO $350,000
Hermese Velasquez Chief Impact Officer $235,092
Nick Hutchinson COFO and Secretary until 11.21.24 $233,277
Megan Sussman Chief Advancement Officer $204,843
Kenyon Devault Executive Director - Bay Area $197,980
Eunice Dunham VP of Talent $193,462
Malika Graham-Bailey VP of Program until 11.22.24 $186,474
Lakesha Knatt Executive Director - Seattle $160,000
Yesenia Garcia - Fortuna Executive Director New York since 6.17.24 $92,496
Jeni Weikert Executive Director - Philadelphia until 5.3.24 $78,462
Suzanne Eberhard Director $N/A
Dana M Emery Director $N/A
Kishalynn Elliott Director $N/A
Ellen Fair Director $N/A
Bibiana Leite Director $N/A
Brian Kinney Director $N/A
Sasha Kovriga Until 12 31 24 Director $N/A
Jean Lee Director $N/A
Christina Macdonald Director $N/A
Pamela Lehrer Director $N/A

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