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Compensation Trends in Higher Education
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Rian Yaffe Senior Consultant Chairman & CEO Saundra Tracy Senior Consultant Immediate Past President, Alma College
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Salary Trends Benefits & Perquisites Deferred Compensation Outlook for 2011/12
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27% of the Presidents who responded were women Executive Compensation Survey 2010/11 n= 193
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Median Base Salary 2009/10: $250,000 Median Base Salary 2010/11: $251,500 Median Increased: 0.6% Median Increase for Same Incumbents: 2.3% 37% of presidents reported frozen salaries Of those who received an increase, median increase was 4.2%
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Median Base Salary 2009/10: $150,000 Median Base Salary 2010/11: $151,500 Median Increased: 1.0% Median Increase for Same Incumbents: 2.5% 23% of provosts reported frozen salaries Of those who received an increase, median increase was 3.1%
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Median Base Salary 2009/10: $138,795 Median Base Salary 2010/11: $151,208 Median Increased: 8.2% Median Increase for Same Incumbents: 3.6% 17.3% of CFOs reported frozen salaries Of those who received an increase, median increase was 4.7% Yaffe & Co. Survey: Exec Comp, 2010/11
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Since 2007, median salaries for Presidents have increased 12.3% Since 2007, median salaries for Provosts have increased 11.4% Since 2007, median salaries for CFOs have increased 11.7%
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2010/11 Survey Eligible: 32% Median of Max Opportunity: 20% Received: 64% Median Received: $25,000
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2010/11 Survey Eligible: 19% Median of Max Opportunity: 25% Received: 58% Median Received: $10,000
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2010/11 Survey Eligible: 19% Median of Max Opportunity: 12.5% Received: 72% Median Received: $8,000
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Since 2007, median cash comp for Presidents have increased 13.1% Since 2007, median cash comp for Provosts have increased 11.0% Since 2007, median cash comp for CFOs have increased 13.3%
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Median Age: 61
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Housing Provided: 56% Allowance Provided: 22% Median Monthly Allowance: $2,500
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Automobile Provided: 72% Allowance Provided: 19% Median Monthly Allowance: $643
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NEW FORM 990 Revamped by IRS because they wanted more information from non-profits Number of non-profits has exploded since the form was last updated in 1979 Concerned many non-profits are not living up to benefits of tax-exempt status Helps IRS understand how an organization is structured and governed IRS believes that forcing non-profits to disclose will get them in line: “A tax compliant organization is a well-governed organization” Steven Miller, IRS Commissioner
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Independent Board Committee Appropriate Comparability Data Process Documentation
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President Compensation & Benefits: approved by Executive Committee or Board VP Compensation & Benefits: approved by Compensation Committee
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Intermediate Sanctions (either in addition to or instead of revocation of tax-exempt status) Repayment of excess plus 25% excise tax for Executive 10% up to $20,000 jointly or severally for Board/ Committee Members
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Outlook for 2011/12
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