In FY2022, Housing Hope reported 25 officers and key employees. Total reported compensation was $632,391, with the highest-paid officer earning $144,167.
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| Name | Title | Compensation |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Fredrick Safstrom | CEO | $144,167 |
| Janice Nishikawa | CFO | $139,101 |
| Renata Hoyle Maybruck | COO | $129,851 |
| Candace Chamlee | HR & ADMIN DIRECTOR | $116,037 |
| Crystal Simpson | PROPERTY MANAGER | $103,235 |
| Aaron Adelstein | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Tony Balk | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Colm Boer | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Laura Brent | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Jeff Capeloto | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Harold Dash | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Kay Frederickson-Kolb | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Chris Gray | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Nik Halladay | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Kristina Jorgensen | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| J Skelly | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Barb Yates | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Louise Stanton-Masten | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Paul Pitre | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
| Mindy Woods | BOARD MEMBER | $N/A |
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