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Training, Colleges & Universities Sunshine List 2004

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

10 employees earning $100K+ · median $115,246 · average $123,810 · overview and trend →

Who makes the most at Training, Colleges & Universities in 2004?

Robert Christie, Deputy Minister, was paid $195,204 in 2004 — the highest total compensation among 10 Training, Colleges & Universities employees on the Sunshine List; the median salary there was $115,246.

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All Employees · 10 in 2004

All Training, Colleges & Universities employees disclosed in 2004
#NameSalaryTotal
1Robert ChristieDeputy Minister$186,509$195,204
2William ForwardADM, Labour Market & Training Division$142,012$142,262
3Janet MasonADM, Post-Secondary Education Division$136,861$137,101
4Donald BakerDir., Post-Sec. Ed. Quality Assess.$119,999$119,999
5Kevin FrenchDirector, Universities Branch$116,957$117,157
6Patti RedmondDirector, Skills Investment$113,534$113,729
7Sandra Birkhead-KirkDirector, Workplace Training Branch$111,776$111,969
8Bruce BaldwinDir., Policy, Coordination & Research$109,277$109,467
9Susan Hoyle-HowiesonDirector, Private Institutions Branch$100,961$101,137
10Richard JacksonDirector, Student Support Branch$100,216$100,387

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