Office of Risk Management paid an average compensation of $61,587 during 2020

Office of Risk Management paid an average compensation of ,587 during 2020
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Office of Risk Management paid an average compensation of $61,587 during 2020, this was more than the public employee average of $51,794, according to data compiled by The Texas Tribune.

The highest-paid public employee in Texas was Brian Guthrie, who earned $754,275 as the executive director at the Teacher Retirement System.

The national median hourly wage is $19.14 according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. According to the OECD, the average yearly wage in the US is more than $60,000.

When calculating average compensation, only employees categorized as full-time were included.

The 100 highest earners at Office of Risk Management in 2020
Rank Employee Amount Earned
1 Stephen Vollbrecht $150,563
2 Lyle Holt $150,200
3 Stuart Cargile $140,320
3 James Cox $140,320
3 Deea Western $140,320
6 J. Tripp $102,508
7 Fabela Leonel Ramirez $91,200
7 Lydia Scranton $91,200
7 Lori Shaw $91,200
10 Nicholas Witkowski $84,000
11 John Alexander $83,587
12 Linda Griffin $77,000
12 Shelby Hyman $77,000
12 Marta Molina $77,000
15 Keith Martin $74,942
16 Dingmin Min $73,695
17 David Moore $70,980
18 Charles Despain $70,000
19 Michael Littlejohn $67,925
19 Shreelakshmi Nagaraj $67,925
19 Anh Vu $67,925
22 Mitchell Griffin $67,284
22 Janine Lyckman $67,284
22 Rachel Martinez $67,284
22 Tshau Todman $67,284
22 Robin Townsend $67,284
22 Amber Winsborough $67,284
28 Janice McCoy $66,525
29 Tawn Ihnen $65,758
30 Johnny Free $65,000
30 Gary Ingram $65,000
32 Rachel Victoria $63,600
33 John Watts $63,537
34 Mark Chadwick $63,357
34 Guillermina Crenwelge $63,357
34 Joanne Laguana $63,357
34 Cynthia Stuart $63,357
38 Derrick Guzman $62,158
38 Clarisa Lenhart $62,158
38 Michelle Milvo $62,158
41 Audrea Blake $62,079
42 Belinda Hood $62,055
43 Ruth Alexander $61,645
43 April Foradory $61,645
43 Dayna Trotter $61,645
46 Amy Thomas $60,876
46 Karen Thompson $60,876
48 Damone Edgerton $60,235
48 Alice Jimenez $60,235
48 Edward Madkins $60,235
48 Michael Pollman $60,235
48 Irene Villela $60,235
53 Mechelle Lee $60,000
54 Linda Adams $59,850
54 Geneva Lira $59,850
54 Diana Simer $59,850
54 Elena Sisneros $59,850
58 Teresa Peterson $59,220
58 Lee Ann Petrick $59,220
60 Evan Durham $58,954
60 Daniel Ewald $58,954
62 Nancy Fisher-Pickett $58,938
62 Nannette Smith $58,938
64 Sarah Thompson $58,000
65 Jamell Collins $56,891
65 Courtney Page $56,891
67 Darwin Hamilton $56,196
68 Sharon Billingsley $55,602
69 Amanda Harrison $55,000
70 Neil Cook $54,468
70 Jairus Popp $54,468
72 Brooke Hamilton $53,550
72 Cassandra Hernandez $53,550
72 Angela Lopez $53,550
72 Courtney Williams $53,550
76 Angelica Maldonado-Deleon $52,734
76 Heriberto Martinez $52,734
76 Heather Maxim $52,734
76 Christina Sanchez $52,734
76 Sonia Smith $52,734
81 Carly Hughes $52,000
81 Frank Pena $52,000
83 Amanda Dotson $50,944
84 Emily Busby $49,322
84 Leslie Endicott $49,322
84 Rodney Henry $49,322
84 Marisela Herrera $49,322
84 Dana Jackson $49,322
84 Patricia Martinez $49,322
84 Shannon O. Brien $49,322
84 Felicia Svendsen $49,322
92 Dawn Franklin $45,150
93 Kristin Johnson $40,499
94 Tina Phillips $39,816
95 Maria Cervantes $39,209
96 Brittanny Gordon $39,085
96 Kyle Grimshaw $39,085
98 Emily Crase $37,800
98 Darius Phillips $37,800
98 Selena Villarreal $37,800


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