Salary Survey 2017: Jeremy Fingerman Of The Foundation For Jewish Camp
Foundation for Jewish Camp
Location: New York, NY
Category: Advocacy or Public Service
Jeremy Fingerman
CEO
The Foundation for Jewish Camp is a nonprofit organization that advocates and provides resources for overnight Jewish camps across North America. Elisa Spungen Bildner and Robert Bildner, fellows of the Wexner Heritage Foundation, founded the organization in 1998 with the goal of supporting and strengthening the American Jewish community. The foundation provides resources for camps and a guide of member camps and the programs they offer on its website.
Organization Website | Guidestar Page
Jeremy Fingerman has served as CEO of the Foundation for Jewish Camp since 2010. He has an extensive history as a businessman, having worked for more than 20 years in consumer packaged goods and served as president of US Soup, Campbell Soup Company’s largest division. He began serving as CEO of Manischewitz in 2005.
2016
Institution Revenue: $18,231,782
Institution Total Expenses: $10,338,066
Employees: 23
Salary: $460,501
2014
Institution Revenue: $7,062,821
Institution Total Expenses: $12,573,788
Employees: 30
Salary: $460,975
Overpaid by: 42%
For information on previous years, see here.
For information on other Jewish nonprofits, see here.
For information on other Jewish advocacy and public service leaders, see here.
1 Interim head of organization
2 Data from 2012
3 Data from 2011
4 Data from 2010
5 Data from 2009
6 Data from 2008
7 Data from 2007
8 Includes payment from SWC Museum Corp.
9 Predecessor’s salary
10 Partial year
11 Not a 501(c)3
12 Annualized
13 Position currently vacant
14 As per Form 990, JNF declined to comment
15 Base salary
16 Data from president-elect period
17 2010 Employees
18 Legally exempt from public disclosure of salary
19 Highest paid professional, not CEO
20 Paid from two related organizations
21 Data from 2013
22 Data from 2014
23 Data from 2015
24 Includes a one-time honorarium of $55,000
25 Data from 2017
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