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Economic Development & Trade Sunshine List 2001

Also filed as Enterprise, Opportunity & Innovation (2002).

15 employees earning $100K+ · median $109,647 · average $121,795 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Economic Development & Trade in 2001?

Barbara Miller, Deputy Minister, was paid $204,343 in 2001 — the highest total compensation among 15 Economic Development & Trade employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $109,647.

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All Employees · 15 in 2001

All Economic Development & Trade employees disclosed in 2001
#NameSalaryTotal
1Barbara MillerDeputy Minister$195,366$204,343
2Robert SeguinADM, Employment & Business Develop.$146,082$146,413
3Grahame RichardsADM, Investment$139,870$140,194
4Lee Allison HoweADM, Corporate & Field Services$135,702$136,026
5Peter Sadlier-BrownADM, Employment & Business Develop.$129,903$130,224
6Susan SerenaLegal Counsel$124,128$124,128
7Neil SmithDir., Economic Development Strategy$109,740$109,995
8Ian BromleyDir., Urban Economic Development$109,647$109,918
9Katherine McGuireDirector, Trade Policy$109,017$109,271
10Robert MarrsDir., Entrepreneurship & Field Services$108,031$108,284
11Ann WhalenDir., Innovation & Business Development$107,392$107,645
12Daniel GordonDirector, Employee Services$106,433$106,686
13Roy NortonExec.Dir.,International Rel. & Protocol$104,201$104,448
14Diane FrithDirector, Business Planning & Finance$100,913$101,156
15John LangleyADM (Acting), Investment$100,494$100,737

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