Usoc Paid Current Ceo, 2 Former Ceos in 2010
Gazette, The; Colorado Springs, Colo. › May 16, 2011
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The chief executive officer of the U.S. Olympic Committee netted a base salary last year of $425,995, while his predecessor was paid $135,385 in 2010 for the final chapter of her tumultuous stint and the person who came before her got a $116,252 severance package, according to tax filings released Monday by the Colorado Springs- based organization.
Total compensation of Scott Blackmun ($638,407) in the first year of a four-year contract dropped 37 percent compared to the $1,006,336 collected in 2009 by Stephanie Streeter, who was succeeded by Blackmun in January 2010. Streeter will go off the USOC's books next year, when her severance is publicized, and Jim Scherr is off now that he has cashed his severance, two years after the USOC board forced him into a hasty resignation.See the full content of this document
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Usoc Paid Current Ceo, 2 Former Ceos in 2010
Total salaries of perhaps the USOC's five key employees (Blackmun, former chief operating officer Norman Bellingham, marketing ...
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