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Consumer & Business Services Sunshine List 2000

Also filed as Consumer & Commercial Relations (1999–2000) and Consumer and Commercial Relations (1998).

16 employees earning $100K+ · median $117,649 · average $118,444 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Consumer & Business Services in 2000?

Sandra Lang, Deputy Minister, was paid $176,678 in 2000 — the highest total compensation among 16 Consumer & Business Services employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $117,649.

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All Employees · 16 in 2000

All Consumer & Business Services employees disclosed in 2000
#NameSalaryTotal
1Sandra LangDeputy Minister$169,995$176,678
2James EvansProject Executive$131,205$131,563
3Paavo V KivistoAssistant Deputy Minister, ISDD$129,218$129,579
4Sue CorkeAssistant Deputy Minister Business Div.$129,218$129,578
5Eleanor MeslinAssistant Deputy Minister, CSD$127,045$127,162
6Greg R GeorgeffChief Information Officer$123,327$123,601
7John D RooteAssistant Deputy Minister, Registration$121,191$121,521
8Dianne WilsonAssistant Deputy Minister, CSD$121,191$121,521
9Ann M GabrielAssistant Deputy Minister Service Ont.$114,107$114,425
10Melanie GoldharDirector, Information and Services$111,148$111,472
11Raymond NakanoHead, Application Services$105,393$105,691
12J. Celia FaircloughProject Director$104,201$104,487
13Carol KirshDirector, Companies Branch$103,879$104,115
14Patricia LiDirector, Finance & Administrative Serv.$101,736$102,022
15Paul MitchellDirector, Info. Tech. & Business Pr.$101,374$101,648
16KB SmithDirector, Personal Property Registration$100,873$101,158

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