So we’ve talked about the high pay for executives at the Boy Scouts of America National Council .
Now let’s look at the list of its five highest-paid independent contractors providing professional services (more than $2 million of which pays lawyers):
- Hughes Hubbard and Reed, New York, attorneys, $1.39 million
- PricewaterhouseCoopers, Dallas, accounting and audit, $467,487
- Lane Reese Aulick Summer Ennis, Coral Gables, FL, attorneys, $396,566
- Sterling Johnson, San Francisco, investment manager, $379,908
- Capital Guardian Trust, Atlanta, investment manager, $378,177
And here are the five highest-paid employees, other than officers, directors and trustees (all located in Irving, TX, where the dollar goes a good long way):
- Ray Blackwell, regional director, $486,183
- Cyrus Wayne Brock, regional director, $396,630
- Glenn E Stone Jr., regional director, $368,285
- David Park, national legal counsel, $367,762
- Thomas Fitzgibbon, regional director, $341,551
Monday, we’ll talk about the eye-popping millions the Scouts have tucked away in publically-traded securities.
(All these numbers come from the Scouts’ most recent tax returns, available upon free sign-in at www.guidestar.org.)
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“But the Watchdog still can’t imagine 70s-era comedian — and veteran PSR — Norm Crosby patrolling the Orange County Fair.”
and why not? Your an insulting gutter rat for taking such a cheap shot. You should go somewere else, like Berkley…
GOD BLESS AMERICA and GOD bless Norm Crosby!
It really stinks that the Boy Scouts have to defend their rights by spending over $2M in legal fees.
I guess we can thank the ACLU and people like the the city leaders in Philadelphia for wasting the money that can be used to help our youth and community.
The ACLU had a point. The BSA likes to have it both ways.
Still, what is the point of these numbers? This is a waste of time and nothing more than “here’s a bunch of junk we found, you figure it out”. This story needs work.