Public Benefit : Research and Public Policy Institutions
The Heritage Foundation
Leadership for America
to much money
Posted by famret | August 11, 2009 6:13:10 AM
no c e o is worth that much money .iwas going to donate but when i look at that salary i will give my money to some body that in need of it more then this c e o
Heritage Foundation CEO salary too high
Posted by kmks | June 8, 2009 6:08:36 AM
As a donor who, like so many others, sacrifices to give money to charities, I was devastated and demoralized to see the high salary paid to the CEO of The Heritage Foundation. I will no longer support this organization.
Leaders Pay
Posted by qrwood | October 14, 2008 5:29:58 AM
I am in agreement with Watchdog08. Too many of our CEO's are paid WAY too much money annually & by all the stock deals & Golden parachutes & such. 1 thousand a day should be the MAX anybody should be paid! Spread that money around & lower the product price &/or Service price to make all biz's fair to their customers. Also raise the pay of worthwhile Associates who earn it!
salary
Posted by Watchdog08 | August 12, 2008 7:31:45 AM
the president makes WAY too much money - relative to other charities, relative to overall expenses, and relative to what CHARITABLE organizations ought to be paying in terms of reasonable salaries. Can't Ed live on a bit less than 3/4 of a MILLION?
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C E O pay
Posted by vkingrey | August 31, 2009 8:13:27 PM
I was much suprised to see several comments regarding Heritage CEO salary. You pay a CEO enough to get the job done and enough to keep him from leaving for a better job somewhere else. If he is good and does his job well pay whatever it takes to keep him, if not fire him.