Chief Executives Who Received $125,000 or More in Fringe Benefits

September 30, 2004 | Read Time: 3 minutes

Organization	Chief executive	Compensation	Benefits	Expense allowance	Total fringe benefits	Notes
American Heart Association	M. Cass Wheeler	$381,165	$847,324	$1,645	$848,969	Mr. Wheeler’s benefits include $779,200 in severance pay.
Partners HealthCare System	James J. Mongan	$537,500	$776,014	$0	$776,014	Dr. Mongan’s compensation covers nine months; his benefits include $150,000 in deferred compensation.
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center	Harold Varmus	$1,693,710	$559,108	$0	$559,108
Metropolitan Opera Association	Joseph Volpe	$785,000	$298,000	$170,000	$468,000
Boy Scouts of America	Roy Williams	$455,192	$457,829	$0	$457,829	Mr. Williams’s benefits include $434,874 in deferred compensation, which will not be paid until after his retirement.
Cornell University	Hunter R. Rawlings III	$206,393	$352,300	$34,200	$386,500
W.K. Kellogg Foundation	William Richardson	$555,750	$363,360	$21,832	$385,192	Mr. Richardson’s benefits figure reflects revised accruals for retirement benefits based upon actuary’s recommendations; he plans to retire in 2005.
The Johns Hopkins University	William Brody	$590,111	$307,675	$68,700	$376,375
Lilly Endowment	Thomas M. Lofton	$678,125	$363,770	$0	$363,770
J. Paul Getty Trust	Barry Munitz	$567,500	$348,801	$13,071	$361,872
Metropolitan Museum of Art	Philippe de Montebello	$515,744	$71,201	$255,261	$326,462	Mr. de Montebello’s benefits include $29,864 in deferred compensation; his expenses include $247,200 for a housing allowance.
University of Pennsylvania	Judith Rodin	$615,405	$277,808	$47,982	$325,790	Ms. Rodin’s benefits include $175,000 in deferred compensation.
United Jewish Communities	Stephen H. Hoffman	$385,000	$92,735	$227,707	$320,442	Mr. Hoffman’s compensation was paid to the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland; his expenses include temporary housing and living expenses as an interim employee, and reimbursement of taxes on such amounts.
American Cancer Society	John R. Seffrin	$465,000	$290,120	$5,833	$295,953
Lumina Foundation for Education	Martha Lamkin	$454,396	$279,503	$0	$279,503	Ms. Lamkin’s compensation includes a $155,554 bonus from deferred payments of prior bonuses; her benefits include $175,748 in deferred compensation.
Smithsonian Institution	Lawrence Small	$511,974	$107,127	$147,713	$254,840	Mr. Small’s expense figure is for a housing allowance.
American National Red Cross	Marsha Evans	$398,084	$13,604	$223,351	$236,955	Ms. Evans’s compensation covers 11 months; annualized compensation is $450,000. Ms. Evans’s expenses include $222,101 in relocation costs.
Children’s Hospital Boston	James Mandell	$823,680	$117,341	$118,233	$235,574
New York Public Library	Paul LeClerc	$340,561	$102,838	$126,687	$229,525	Mr. LeClerc’s benefits include $75,000 in deferred compensation; his expense figure is for a housing allowance.
Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland	Stephen H. Hoffman	$567,238	$113,655	$107,944	$221,599	Mr. Hoffman was on loan to United Jewish Communities in fiscal 2003.
Pew Charitable Trusts	Rebecca W. Rimel	$569,327	$211,927	$0	$211,927	Ms. Rimel’s benefits Includes $170,914 in deferred compensation.
American Diabetes Association	John H. Graham IV	$603,950	$188,176	$200	$188,376	Mr. Graham’s compensation includes a $50,000 bonus.
In Touch Ministries	Charles F. Stanley	$116,958	$182,554	$0	$182,554
Harvard University	Lawrence Summers	$500,112	$29,285	$152,338	$181,623	Mr. Summers’s compensation does not include housing provided as a condition of employment by the institution; his expenses include $139,547 for a housing allowance.
New York Community Trust	Lorie A. Slutsky	$515,000	$179,007	$0	$179,007
Art Institute of Chicago	James N. Wood	$338,000	$165,588	$1,250	$166,838
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation	William S. White	$595,361	$163,297	$0	$163,297	Mr. White’s compensation includes $200,361 in deferred compensation.
Yale University	Richard C. Levin	$550,000	$145,025	$12,378	$157,403
Phillips Exeter Academy	Tyler C. Tingley	$218,054	$150,813	$0	$150,813
Heritage Foundation	Edwin J. Feulner Jr.	$540,776	$137,754	$8,766	$146,520	Mr. Feulner’s compensation includes a $260,000 bonus; his benefits include $35,000 in deferred compensation.
Wildlife Conservation Society/New York Zoological Society	Steven E. Sanderson	$408,142	$26,983	$119,105	$146,088	Mr. Sanderson’s compensation includes a $20,000 bonus; his expenses include $92,105 for a housing allowance.
Museum of Modern Art	Glenn D. Lowry	$619,663	$54,677	$91,200	$145,877
Ford Foundation	Susan V. Berresford	$673,426	$133,987	$9,416	$143,403
Duke Endowment	Elizabeth H. Locke	$307,200	$140,710	$427	$141,137	Ms. Locke’s benefits include $123,259 in deferred compensation.
National Academy of Sciences	Bruce M. Alberts	$553,193	$46,920	$90,000	$136,920	Mr. Alberts’s expense figure is for the fair market rental value of the residence provided by the institution.
Washington University in St. Louis	Mark S. Wrighton	$544,200	$92,223	$44,432	$136,655
Carnegie Corporation of New York	Vartan Gregorian	$531,301	$84,320	$50,000	$134,320	Mr. Gregorian’s benefits include a $15,000 bonus; his expense figure is for a housing allowance.
John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation	Jonathan Fanton	$412,317	$66,994	$66,600	$133,594
Vanderbilt University	Gordon Gee	$760,500	$126,709	$0	$126,709
Note: Figures are for fiscal 2003; people on this list do not necessarily still hold these positions.