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. 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