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Tourism Sunshine List 2009

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

16 employees earning $100K+ · median $128,050 · average $130,233 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Tourism in 2009?

Andrew Fagan, Deputy Minister, Tourism/Culture, was paid $194,611 in 2009 — the highest total compensation among 16 Tourism employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $128,050.

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All Employees · 16 in 2009

All Tourism employees disclosed in 2009
#NameSalaryTotal
1Andrew FaganDeputy Minister, Tourism/Culture$187,817$194,611
2Michael KurtsAssistant Deputy Minister, Tourism Policy & Development Division$179,762$180,047
3Shirley PhillipsAssistant Deputy Minister, Tourism Planning & Operations Division$148,248$149,206
4Jennifer A. LangDirector, Communications Branch$140,615$140,839
5Michael LangfordDirector, Investment Development Office$135,759$135,983
6Sergio BuonocoreGeneral Manager, Fort William Historical Parks$133,646$133,868
7Sheila K. LarmerDirector, 1812 Commemoration$131,576$131,797
8Jan E. GrayGeneral Manager, Huronia Historical Parks$129,303$129,522
9Joan P. MacdonaldDirector, Tourism Policy & Research Branch$126,796$127,011
10Deborah E. BrownDirector, Tourism Agencies Branch$120,011$120,235
11Debbie A. JewellManager, Product Development & Client Services$114,596$114,783
12Boni Fox GrayAssistant Director$108,696$108,877
13Alekos AthanassakosTeam Leader, Research & Industry Competitiveness$107,797$107,975
14Lorrie G. PellaManager, VANOC 2010 Secretariat (Vancouver 2010)$107,596$107,778
15Peter J. EvansExecutive Assistant to Deputy Minister$107,086$107,263
16Sheila De CuyperManager, Tourism Competitiveness Study$104,422$104,599

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