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Training, Colleges & Universities Sunshine List 2002

Also filed as Training, Colleges and Universities (2002, 2014, 2019) and Advanced Education and Skills Development (2016–2018).

13 employees earning $100K+ · median $123,629 · average $136,080 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Training, Colleges & Universities in 2002?

KEVIN COSTANTE, Deputy Minister, was paid $209,453 in 2002 — the highest total compensation among 13 Training, Colleges & Universities employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $123,629.

KEVIN COSTANTE

All Employees · 13 in 2002

#NameTitle as filedSalaryTotal
1KEVIN COSTANTEDeputy Minister$202,011$209,453
2PATTI REDMONDDirector, Workplace Preparation$204,527$204,749
3WILLIAM FORWARDADM, Training Division$149,109$149,399
4JESSICA HILLADM, Postsecondary Education$145,581$145,871
5DENNIS BEDEAUPolicy & Project Lead$145,312$145,464
6MARY PEOPLESArea Manager, London$129,534$129,670
7FRED LONGSenior Manager, Program Support$123,629$123,852
8MELANIE SANGSTERArea Manager, Pickering$118,495$118,613
9KEVIN FRENCHDirector, Universities Branch$112,947$113,170
10JANET HOPEDirector, Colleges Branch$110,957$111,181
11DAVID TRICKAssistant Deputy Minister$109,208$109,286
12HELMUT ZISSERDirector, Student Support Branch$109,016$109,240
13BRUCE BALDWINDirector, Labour Mrkt Policy$108,719$108,942