Bonuses Earned by Top Executives in 2006

September 20, 2007 | Read Time: 2 minutes

	Top executive	Bonus	Compensation	Bonus as a percentage of total compensation
Catholic Healthcare West (San Francisco)	Lloyd H. Dean, President	$2,738,656	$4,001,892	68.4%
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston	Peter C. Marzio, Director	400,000	850,000	47.1
Junior Achievement Worldwide (Colorado Springs)	David S. Chernow, Chief Executive Officer*	228,501	631,810	36.2
Museum of Modern Art (New York)	Glenn D. Lowry, Director	291,748	901,766	32.4
City of Hope (Duarte, Calif.)	Michael A. Friedman, Chief Executive Officer	346,263	1,086,092	31.9
The Conservation Fund (Arlington, Va.)	Lawrence A. Selzer, President	95,000	302,000	31.5
Boys & Girls Clubs of America (Atlanta)	Roxanne Spillett, President	173,165	552,032	31.4
America’s Second Harvest (Chicago)	Robert H. Forney, Chief Executive Officer*	111,086	403,116	27.6
Broad Art Foundation (Los Angeles)	Joanne Heyler, Chief Curator	60,000	220,000	27.3
Annie E. Casey Foundation (Baltimore)	Douglas W. Nelson, President	121,606	534,471	22.8
Marine Toys for Tots Foundation (Quantico, Va.)	Matthew Cooper, President	58,000	258,000	22.5
Sesame Workshop (New York)	Gary E. Knell, President	123,750	654,837	18.9
National Kidney Foundation (New York)	John Davis, Chief Executive Officer	68,000	391,983	17.3
Arthritis Foundation (Atlanta)	John H. Klippel, Chief Executive Officer	50,000	300,000	16.7
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation (Mo.)	Laura McKnight, President	40,000	240,000	16.7
Aspen Institute (Washington)	Walter Isaacson, President	100,000	602,258	16.6
United Way of Metropolitan Dallas	Gary G. Godsey, Chief Executive Officer	39,099	320,139	12.2
Easter Seals (Chicago)	James E. Williams Jr., President	66,000	551,300	12.0
United Way of America (Alexandria, Va.)	Brian Gallagher, President	55,000	466,351	11.8
United Jewish Appeal-Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York	John S. Ruskay, Chief Executive Officer	50,000	451,000	11.1
United Way of Central Ohio (Columbus)	Janet E. Jackson, President	25,000	246,244	10.2
Casey Family Programs (Seattle)	William C. Bell, Chief Executive Officer	37,126	372,826	10.0
National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources (Galesburg, Ill.)	Gary Smith, President	30,000	329,449	9.1
United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta	Mark O’Connell, President*	30,000	352,611	8.5
Carnegie Corporation of New York	Vartan Gregorian, President	50,000	604,898	8.3
Disabled American Veterans (Cold Spring, Ky.)	Arthur H. Wilson, National Adjutant	19,993	252,986	7.9
WaterStone (Colorado Springs)**	John C. Mulder, President	9,838	137,574	7.2
United Way of Miami-Dade	Harve Mogul, Chief Executive Officer	25,000	369,356	6.8
American Society for Technion-Israel Institute of Technology (New York)	Melvyn Bloom, Executive Vice President	24,000	434,914	5.5
United Way of Greater Cincinnati	Rob Reifsnyder, President	15,000	291,448	5.1
American Diabetes Association (Alexandria, Va.)	Lynn B. Nicholas, Chief Executive Officer*	17,108	383,843	4.5
United Way of Greater Rochester (N.Y.)	Peter Carpino, Chief Executive Officer	8,000	195,586	4.1
Duke Endowment (Charlotte, N.C.)	Eugene Cochrane, President	10,000	310,000	3.2
Trinity Christian Center of Santa Ana (Tustin, Calif.)	Paul F. Crouch, President	10,000	419,500	2.4
American Heart Association (Dallas)	M. Cass Wheeler, Chief Executive Officer	14,418	860,640	1.7
National Christian Foundation (Atlanta)	Terrell A. Parker, Chairman	1,700	191,247	0.9
Salvation Army (Alexandria, Va.)	Israel L. Gaither, National Commander	300	65,617	0.5
North Seattle Community College Foundation/American Financial Solutions	Henry F. Keaton, Chief Executive Officer	500	110,534	0.5
Note: Includes organizations that reported a bonus or cash incentive as a portion of the chief executive’s total compensation. * No longer at organization. ** Formerly the Christian Community Foundation.