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Economic Development & Trade Sunshine List 2002

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

20 employees earning $100K+ · median $110,822 · average $120,024 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Economic Development & Trade in 2002?

Barbara Miller, Deputy Minister, was paid $229,899 in 2002 — the highest total compensation among 20 Economic Development & Trade employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $110,822.

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All Employees · 20 in 2002

All Economic Development & Trade employees disclosed in 2002
#NameSalaryTotal
1Barbara MillerDeputy Minister$220,870$229,899
2Lee Allison HoweADM, Corporate & Field Services$149,109$149,399
3Robert SeguinADM, Employment & Bus. Dev.$149,109$149,399
4John LangleyADM, Investment$124,293$124,549
5Ian BromleyDirector, Urban Economic Dev.$121,234$121,474
6Timothy McTiernanADM, Science & Technology$119,540$119,747
7David KennedyDir., Info. & Comm. Technologies$115,266$115,490
8Phillip BakerExecutive Director, ORANO$112,712$112,926
9Roy NortonExec.Dir., International Rel. & Protocol$110,957$111,181
10Neil SmithDir., Economic Development Strategy$110,957$111,181
11William MantelDirector, Life Sciences & Technologies$110,686$110,909
12Daniel GordonDir., HR & Facilities Services$109,016$109,240
13Robert MarrsDir., Entrepreneurship & Field Services$109,016$109,240
14Katherine McGuireDirector, Trade Policy$109,016$109,240
15Ann WhalenDir., Innovation & Bus. Development$109,016$109,240
16Diane FrithDir., Business Planning & Finance$108,438$108,661
17Brent KearseDir., Communications & Public Affairs$105,494$105,710
18Daniel KeatingManager, HR Services$103,552$103,740
19Scot WeeresDirector, Red Tape Secretariat$101,319$101,531
20Fernando TraficanteDirector, Sector Competitiveness$100,887$101,098

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