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How much do The Gathering Inn executives make?

In FY2024, The Gathering Inn reported 20 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $779,774, with the highest-paid officer earning $192,759.

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Officer and Employee Compensation

Name Title Compensation
Keith Diederich President & CEO $192,759
Nicholas Golling Chief Program Offi $169,845
Darlene Cullivan Chief Philanthropy $153,014
David Loya Chief Strategy Off $136,103
Rolande Tellier COO $128,053
Bonnie Marx Board Member $N/A
Michael Luken Board Member $N/A
Peter Konrad Treasurer $N/A
Keith Estes Chairman $N/A
Rev Cliff Haggenjos Vice President $N/A
Jeff Shore Secretary $N/A
Paul Boudier Board Member $N/A
Dr Azad Sheikh Board Member $N/A
Carol Garcia Board Member $N/A
Randy Bradley Board Member $N/A
Kevin Smith Board Memeber $N/A
Gloria Takagishi Board Memeber $N/A
Tom Dwelle Board Memeber $N/A
Dr Richard Wampler Board Memeber $N/A
Robert Weygandt Board Memeber $N/A

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