How Much Do Jewish Advocacy And Public Service Leaders Make?
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The salaries for executives at Jewish public service and advocacy organizations cover a wide spectrum. Some are the highest-paid in the Jewish world, while others are the most modest earners we surveyed. Where do your favorite organizations rank?
How much are CEOs making at Jewish not-for-profit public service and advocacy organizations? Click on each entry for more information.
You can check out the figures in the other subcategories as well as the full list in our tables below:
For a deeper analysis of the gender gap evident in this data, see here.
For reporting on some of the highest earners at Jewish not-for-profit organizations, see here _For a breakdown of our methodology, see here.
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