Xiao Y. Wu

University of Toronto/Professor of Pharmacy

At a Glance
2014

Latest Salary

$0

2014

Total Compensation

$0

Incl. $306 benefits

Employer Rank

#0

University of Toronto

Years on List

0

2014–2014

Full History
2014–2014

Year	Employer	Position	Salary	Benefits	Total
2014	University of Toronto	Professor of Pharmacy	$161,448	$306	$161,754

Also at University of Toronto

#	Name	Position	Salary	Total
1	William Moriarty	President and Chief Executive Officer, University of Toronto Asset Management Corporation	$937,500	$939,335
2	Cameron Richards	Managing Director, Investment Strategy and Co-Chief Investment Officer	$495,010	$495,316
3	Varouj Aivazian	Professor of Economics	$474,186	$474,492
4	Mihnea (Michael) Moldoveanu	Associate Dean, Masters of Business Administration Program and Professor of Business Economics and Integrative Thinking	$446,274	$446,886
5	Glen Whyte	Professor of Organizational Behavior	$443,723	$444,335
6	Meric Gertler	President, University of Toronto	$398,737	$443,368
7	Joel Baum	Associate Dean Faculty, Professor of Strategic Management	$437,262	$439,873
8	Kent Womack	Professor of Finance	$436,774	$437,386
9	Peter Pauly	Vice Dean, Academic, Rotman School of Management	$434,985	$436,839
10	Daren Smith	Managing Director, Manager Selection and Portfolio Construction	$420,000	$420,612

#1William Moriarty

President and Chief Executive Officer, University of Toronto Asset Management Corporation

#2Cameron Richards

Managing Director, Investment Strategy and Co-Chief Investment Officer

#3Varouj Aivazian

Professor of Economics

#4Mihnea (Michael) Moldoveanu

Associate Dean, Masters of Business Administration Program and Professor of Business Economics and Integrative Thinking

Professor of Organizational Behavior

#6Meric Gertler

President, University of Toronto

Associate Dean Faculty, Professor of Strategic Management

Professor of Finance

Vice Dean, Academic, Rotman School of Management

Managing Director, Manager Selection and Portfolio Construction

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