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Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Sunshine List 2000

Also filed as Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs (1998–2001, 2005–2012, 2015), Agriculture & Food (2003–2004) and Agriculture and Food (2002).

16 employees earning $100K+ · median $104,257 · average $116,219 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in 2000?

Frank Ingratta, Deputy Minister, was paid $175,468 in 2000 — the highest total compensation among 16 Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $104,257.

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All Employees · 16 in 2000

All Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs employees disclosed in 2000
#NameSalaryTotal
1Frank IngrattaDeputy Minister$172,623$175,468
2James H WheelerADM, Agriculture & Rural Division$133,237$133,601
3Bruce ArchibaldADM, Policy & Farm Finance$131,243$131,595
4Norris W HoagExecutive Lead Scientific Projects$130,050$130,413
5Deborah A StarkADM, Research & Corporate Services$129,214$129,575
6Donald W TaylorADM, Food Industry$127,015$127,370
7Bert P VervenneDirector, Info Tech Management$109,767$110,054
8Kirk SmithDirector, Communication Branch$101,861$107,200
9Thomas P HagertyDirector, Human Resources$104,313$104,600
10David J ClarkeDirector, Market Development$104,201$104,488
11David G HopeDirector, Policy and Programs$104,201$104,488
12James S AshmanDirector, Economic Development$102,357$102,644
13J. Douglas ChapmanDirector, Food Industry Competitiveness$102,357$102,644
14Randy J JackiwDirector, Resources Management$102,357$102,644
15Valerie WilsonDirector, Financial Management$102,357$102,644
16Gwen K ZellenDirector Food Safety Systems Development$102,357$102,644

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