Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE November 07, 2011 12:00 AM Chart: Top paid CIOs of tax-exempt institutions Endowment execs top pay list for tax-exempt institutions Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print RankCIO OrganizationAUM(billions)Total compensationW2 compensationNon-W2 compensation1Jane MendilloHarvard University (HMC)$27.6$4,754,379$3,498,265$1,256,1142David F. SwensenYale University$16.7$3,795,540$3,715,724$79,8163Nirmal NarvekarColumbia University (CIMC)$6.5$3,447,953$1,980,746$1,467,2074Scott C. MalpassUniversity of Notre Dame$5.2$2,057,827$1,532,859$524,9685Laurance HoaglandHewlett Foundation$7.4$2,015,635$1,919,117$96,5186Mark SchmidUniversity of Chicago$5.6$1,790,730$1,019,070$771,6607Chris J. BrightmanUniversity of Virginia (UVIMCO)$3.9$1,708,610$1,475,636$232,9748Denise StrackMoore Foundation$5.2$1,671,347$1,411,230$260,1179William H. McLeanNorthwestern University$5.9$1,594,019$1,529,011$65,00810Andrew GoldenPrinceton University (PRINCO)$14.4$1,458,504$1,270,961$187,54311John PowersStanford University (SMC)$13.9$1,395,189$1,122,583$272,60612Susan E. ManskeMacArthur Foundation$6.0$1,353,124$1,353,124NA13Neal F. TriplettDuke University (DUMAC)$5.7$1,253,819$682,076$571,74314John H. MoehlingPackard Foundation$6.4$1,196,037$1,062,359$133,67815D. Ellen ShumanCarnegie Foundation$2.5$1,152,874$1,059,926$92,94816Bruce ZimmermanUniversity of Texas (UTIMCO)$14.1$1,127,186$1,083,896$43,29017Suzanne BrennerMetropolitan Museum$3.0$1,120,956$647,372$473,58418Landis ZimmermanHughes Medical Institute$16.8$1,058,357$1,022,458$35,89919Joseph BoatengCasey Family Programs$1.9$1,038,916$838,350$200,56620Scott WiseRice University (RMC)$3.8$1,038,536$804,626$233,91021James WilliamsGetty Foundation$3.5$1,019,191$962,086$57,10522Cynthia E. FrostBrown University$2.2$1,011,351$836,028$175,32323Thomas "Britt" HarrisTexas TRF [Pension]$100.7$1,001,512$1,001,512NA24Jonathan KingUniversity of North Carolina (UNCMCo)$2.0$983,764$832,136$151,62825Kristin GilbertsonUniversity of Pennsylvania$5.7$961,059$746,099$214,96026Paul LawlerKellogg Foundation $6.7$925,565$925,565NA27Seth AlexanderMIT$9.9$888,495$862,245$26,25028Scott PittmanMt. Sinai Medical Center$1.1$873,511$852,127$21,38429Randy KimHilton Foundation$1.9$852,881$793,580$59,30130Michael J. SmithMott Foundation$2.1$852,153$606,415$245,73831Mary CahillEmory University$4.7$851,982$812,621$39,36132Srinivas PulavartiUniversity of Richmond$1.6$826,768$684,315$142,45333Kathryn J. CreceliusJohns Hopkins University$2.2$825,947$745,747$80,20034Brian S. O'NeilJohnson Foundation$10.1$808,800$720,908$87,89235Matthew WrightVanderbilt University$3.0$779,405$687,356$92,04936Robert J. ManillaKresge Foundation$3.1$774,816$653,465$121,35137Eric DoppstadtFord Foundation$10.7$768,126$622,718$145,40838Jeffrey HeilDoris Duke Charitable Foundation$1.6$750,000$750,000NA39Kimberly G. WalkerWashington University (St. Louis)$4.5$710,836$685,138$25,69840Gloria D. ReegN.Y. Presbyterian Hospital$1.6$683,968$582,151$101,81741Bruce W. MaddingHenry J. Kaiser Foundation$0.6$651,815$506,517$145,29842Marie N. BerggrenUniversity of California$5.4$637,823$637,823NA43David ClayGrinnell College$1.3$628,243$588,328$39,91544Colette D. ChiltonWilliams College$1.5$628,120$518,250$109,87045Jonathan HookOhio State University (OSUniversity Foundation)$1.9$627,300$627,300NA46John E. HullMellon Foundation$5.1$620,616$551,250$69,36647Deborah KuenstnerWellesley College$1.3$620,116$588,421$31,69548Charles W. Cary, Jr.Georgia TRS [Pension]$45.9$609,440$609,440NA49Lisa DanzigRockefeller University$1.6$608,209$565,860$42,34950Donna J. DeanRockefeller Foundation$3.8$589,577$564,991$24,586Source: Charles Skorina & Co. Related Articles Endowment execs top pay list for tax-exempt institutions UTIMCO doles out $7.2 million in bonuses; CEO gets $1.88 million UTIMCO adds investments, commitments totaling $1.45 billion UTIMCO trustee urges endowment to hold gold hedge Spider Management to lose CIO University of Pennsylvania endowment CIO resigns Vanderbilt endowment earns 1.3% for year Recommended for You By the Numbers for February 2021 Top Performing Managers of Domestic Intermediate-Duration Fixed Income, 4th Quarter 2020 Top Performing Managers of Domestic Taxable Bond, 4th Quarter 2020 Sponsored Content: How will gold react? sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Rethinking Market and Reference Data Management Investment Trends: Looking Ahead Across Equity Sectors China is embarking on a new stage of growth Gold Outlook 2021 Shifting DC Times - Winter 2021 GP-LED OPPORTUNITIES AT THE SMALLER END OF THE MARKET View More Sponsored Content Partner Content The Industrialization of ESG Investment For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier Gold: the most effective commodity investment 2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge View More