WSJ today

[jfoxcpacfp]

hatton1 wrote:

Charity Officials Are Increasingly Receiving Million-Dollar Paydays is the title.  WSJ 3/6/17

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Thanks. Didn't work. Maybe it's too soon or they've closed the loophole.

[Complete_newbie]

Enjoy,

 

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/charity-officials-are-increasingly-receiving-million-dollar-paydays/ar-AAnQ5XV

 

 

*cross channel marketing at its best. I would bet people still subscribe to wsj though.

[chrisCD]

jfoxcpacfp wrote:

hatton1 wrote:

Charity Officials Are Increasingly Receiving Million-Dollar Paydays is the title.  WSJ 3/6/17

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Thanks. Didn’t work. Maybe it’s too soon or they’ve closed the loophole.

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I was able to read it on MSN:  https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/charity-officials-are-increasingly-receiving-million-dollar-paydays/ar-AAnQ5XV

cd :O)

[jfoxcpacfp]

Thanks!!!

[canadianoutlaw]

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[MrsIMDoc]

While I am not sure whether the individuals in the list are "worthy" of these salaries, one TED talk I had heard a while back highlights the double standard we place on non-profits and charities which can hamper their mission.  If you have 20 minutes, you can listen here:

https://www.ted.com/talks/dan_pallotta_the_way_we_think_about_charity_is_dea d_wrong

My other thought on this article is that many people argue the same reason that physicians get paid too much on a smaller scale than these non-profit executives. They believe that physicians should be working for the common good and not to make money.  If you want to make your blood boil google, "Are doctors overpaid" and you get articles like this:

http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2013/02/american_doctors_are_overpaid_medicare_is_cheaper_ than_private_insurance.html