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Greetings, NPQ Leadership readers, and a happy fall to all! I’m pleased to bring you this newsletter tackling the evergreen topic of nonprofit executive pay. I’m also excited to announce a new little feature of the Leadership Newsletter, our Stat of the Week. Here it is:

Stat of the Week: $132,000 
The average US nonprofit CEO salary as of 2022. 

This number comes from the latest annual Nonprofit Compensation Report by Candid, a comprehensive look at nonprofit executive pay by geography, subsector, and many other metrics. Among the report’s findings: the notorious gender pay gap remains, with female CEOs earning 77 cents for every dollar earned by male CEOs. 

Then, we delve in to the NPQ archives, where author Kori Kanayama argues that nonprofit staff wages are as important as CEO salaries; and NPQ Editor Emerita Ruth McCambridge makes the case that if the time comes to cut salaries, nonprofit CEOs should start with themselves. Finally, we invite you to attend our upcoming Premium webinar: “Advanced QuickBooks for Nonprofits.” 

As always, the Leadership desk wants to hear from you. What would you like to see more—or less—of? Do you have questions you’d like us to tackle? Email Leadership Editor Isaiah Thompson at [email protected]—and thanks for reading.


How Much Do Nonprofit Executives Earn? Candid Has the Numbers

 
The median compensation for nonprofit CEOs was about $132,000 in 2022. Meanwhile, the historical and present gender pay gap remains, especially when it comes to larger, wealthier nonprofits. Read more…
 
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Why Nonprofit Staff Wages Are as Important as CEO Salaries

By Kori Kanayama
“Stagnating wages means that frontline workers cannot rely on the ‘market’ to boost their earnings.” Read more…
 
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By Cutting Their Own Salaries First, Nonprofit CEOs Display Leadership

By Ruth McCambridge
“When we hear about layoffs in the large institutions of this sector, we should all be looking to see if the CEO and top brass are also taking significant cuts, because they should be.” Read more…
 
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Advanced QuickBooks for Nonprofits (Online Users)

 
Are you a nonprofit finance staff person or finance consultant who is ready to take your use of QuickBooks to the next level of strong practice and greater efficiency? Are you ready to improve your nonprofit GAAP accounting, your budgeting, and your reporting to management, board, and funders using QuickBooks? Join our two-day Premium webinar series on October 23 and 24, 2:00-4:00 pm ET. Register for the webinar here…
 
In case you missed it, here’s last week’s newsletter!
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