Maia Efrem and Jane Eisner
By Maia Efrem and Jane Eisner
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News 32 Things You Should Know About The Forward’s 2014 Salary Survey
1) The number of women in leadership roles is no better now in major national Jewish federations, service and advocacy groups and religious and educational institutions than it was five years ago, when the Forward compiled its first list of executive salaries in communal institutions. There were 11 in 2009; there are 11 today. 2)…
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News Women Leaders of Jewish Non-Profits Remain Scarce Even as Pay Gap Narrows
In the five years since the Forward began publishing an annual list of leadership and compensation at the largest Jewish national not-for-profit organizations, a theme has emerged: The very few women leading these organizations are paid far less than their male colleagues, and the overall numbers haven’t budged significantly. This year, there are still only…
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News Women Still Lag Behind
The Forward’s fourth annual survey of Jewish not-for-profit organizations shows little change in communal leadership or compensation, or in the gender gap that has women still lagging far behind the national trends in salary and representation in the upper echelons of Jewish communal power. The number of women in leadership roles grew slightly, and the…
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