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Tourism Sunshine List 2008

Also filed as Tourism & Recreation (2003–2004), Tourism and Recreation (2002) and Tourism, Culture & Recreation (2001).

13 employees earning $100K+ · median $122,361 · average $121,756 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Tourism in 2008?

Michael Kurts, Assistant Deputy Minister, Tourism Policy & Development Division, was paid $176,721 in 2008 — the highest total compensation among 13 Tourism employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $122,361.

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All Employees · 13 in 2008

All Tourism employees disclosed in 2008
#NameSalaryTotal
1Michael KurtsAssistant Deputy Minister, Tourism Policy & Development Division$176,426$176,721
2Shirley PhillipsAssistant Deputy Minister, Tourism Operations$132,702$133,240
3Michael LangfordDirector, Investment & Development Office$131,288$131,519
4Sergio BuonocoreGeneral Manager, Fort William Historical Park$125,514$125,738
5Sheila LarmerDirector, 1812 Commemoration$124,638$124,863
6Mary FergusonDirector, Communications$124,498$124,721
7Jan GrayGeneral Manager, Huronia Historical Parks$122,361$122,581
8Joan MacdonaldDirector, Tourism Policy & Research Branch$115,494$115,697
9Debbie JewellManager, Product Development & Client Services$110,664$110,858
10Susan PattersonDirector, Tourism Agencies$109,318$109,505
11Alekos AthanassakosTeam Leader, Research & Industry Competitiveness$105,547$105,733
12Boni Fox GrayAssistant Director$102,586$102,770
13Lorrie PellaManager, Vancouver 2010 Olympics Secretariat (VANOC 2010)$101,787$101,971

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