In FY2024, Intersection for the Arts reported 14 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $433,828, with the highest-paid officer earning $123,750.
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| Name | Title | Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Lisa Lavaysse | Project Director | $123,750 |
| Scott Nielsen | Exec CoDirector | $122,132 |
| Carrie Osborn Ettman | Board Member | $90,000 |
| Yesenia Sanchez | Executive Dir. | $68,939 |
| Lyzette Wanzer | Board Member | $15,872 |
| Allision Snopek | Exec CoDirector | $13,135 |
| Jason Blackwell | Board Member | $N/A |
| Susie McKinnon | Asst. Treasurer | $N/A |
| El Shaddai Wordofa | Board Member | $N/A |
| Scott Flicker | Board Chair | $N/A |
| Sheri Lucas | Board Chair | $N/A |
| Pavan Singh | Vice Chair | $N/A |
| Marla Betsch | Treasurer | $N/A |
| Tim Green | Sec/Vice Chair | $N/A |
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