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Industry, Energy&Technology salaries

70 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025. On the compensation disclosure list every year from 2021 to 2025.

People on the 2025 list
70
+18.6% vs 2024
Median salary
$109,800
−2.4% vs 2024
Highest salary
$184,400
Total disclosed
$8.1M

Highest paid in 2025

Top 70 of 70
#NameTotal compensationChange
1Craig MartinDeputy Minister$184,400+$23,900 (+14.9%)
2Paul CarterAssistant Deputy Minister$156,200+$10,400 (+7.1%)
3Nena AbundoExecutive Director$147,200+$8,300 (+6.0%)
4Susan WilkinsExecutive Director$147,200+$8,400 (+6.1%)
5Jamie PyeDir Reg Economic Development$143,700+$11,500 (+8.7%)
6Christopher CarterDir of Regulatory Affairs$128,500+$7,100 (+5.8%)
7David CorkeyDir of Petroleum Engineer$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
8Kelly DayContractual$128,500+$7,100 (+5.8%)
9Amanda HewittContractual$128,500+$9,100 (+7.6%)
10Jennifer MeadusContractual$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
11Gordon MurphyContractual$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
12Jovan PetrovicDir Of Petroleum Geoscience$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
13Kristopher SlaneyDirector of Royalties$128,500+$7,200 (+5.9%)
14Angela PhilpottDir Economics & Benefits$128,500+$7,100 (+5.8%)
15Keith BradburyDirector Mineral Development$128,500+$7,700 (+6.4%)
16Kevin SheppardDirector of Mineral Lands$128,500+$7,000 (+5.8%)
17Nadine EmberleyContractual$128,500new
18Kirk YoudenContractual$128,500+$7,800 (+6.5%)
19Taylor ParsonsDir Business Analysis$127,900+$10,700 (+9.1%)
20Alana HincheyGeologist$124,800+$2,900 (+2.4%)
21Sharleen SimmonsDir Pol & Strategic Planning$123,500+$8,900 (+7.8%)
22Stephen MercerDepartmental Controller$122,800+$8,100 (+7.1%)
23John HincheyDirector of Geological Surveys$120,200+$7,700 (+6.8%)
24Pierre TobinContractual$119,400+$4,400 (+3.8%)
25Michelle Cluett FizzardContractual$119,100+$10,200 (+9.4%)
26Tansy MundonDigital Media Manager$118,000+$6,500 (+5.8%)
27Dana GrantDir Accelerated Growth$116,600+$9,800 (+9.2%)
28Deborah SheppardContractual$115,800+$6,400 (+5.9%)
29Bruce BillardContractual$111,200+$10,600 (+10.5%)
30Gregory SparkesGeologist III$111,000+$3,400 (+3.2%)
31Nikki KavanaghContractual$110,300+$7,200 (+7.0%)
32Jody HodderContractual$109,900+$6,300 (+6.1%)
33Gillian ChatmanMgr Internationalization$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
34Robert BatesManager, Electricity Industry$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
35Ian BoddyMgr Petro Engng-Drill & Prod$109,800+$6,200 (+6.0%)
36Nadine EmberleyContractual$109,800new
37Donna GodwinMgr Petrol Audits & Assmnt$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
38Mark HunterMgr, Electricity & Altnv Energ$109,800+$6,200 (+6.0%)
39Robyn MontagueMgr of Regulatory Compliance$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
40Herbert SimmsMgr of Regulatory Devel$109,800+$6,200 (+6.0%)
41Paul ParsonsMgr Energy Market Rsrch & Eval$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
42Paul PhilpottMgr Engineering Analysis$109,800+$6,000 (+5.8%)
43Sharon PattenMgr Portfolio Management$109,800+$6,100 (+5.9%)
44Rene Paul ThistleMgr Business Growth$109,100+$5,500 (+5.3%)
45Karen PhillipsContractual$108,900+$5,300 (+5.1%)
46Michael NormanMgr Petrol Audits & Assmnt$108,600new
47Jennifer OrganGeologist III$108,000+$2,500 (+2.4%)
48Darryl PerryManager, Industrial Benefits$107,300new
49Michelle PowerDir of Marketing And Prom$107,000new
50Andrea DevereauxMgr Quarry Materials Admin$106,500new
51Aaron NatshehManager Enterprise Services$105,600+$1,800 (+1.7%)
52Glen PenneyGeologist III$105,500new
53Brent DeckerRegional Manager$104,800new
54Karen HibbsMgr of Proj Monitoring & Admi$104,500new
55Justin LakeMgr Mineral Rights Admin$104,500new
56Stephen ButlerContractual$103,900new
57Elizabeth BurgessMgr Finance, Budget & Gen Ops$103,600new
58James Conliffe FelimGeologist$103,500−$5,300 (−4.9%)
59Andrea MillsGeologist III$103,200new
60Gabriel SantosGeologist III$103,200new
61Robert NormanContractual$103,000new
62Stephanie LewisContractual$102,500new
63Leah WellsMineral Development Engineer$101,800new
64Darrell HealeyDirector of Information Mgmt$101,600new
65Shelley ClearyEconomic Development Officer$101,500new
66Miranda MaddoxMgr Regional Economic Dvlpmnt$101,100new
67Muhammad QureshiMineral Development Engineer$100,600new
68Darren PittmanMineral Development Engineer$100,200new
69Vipul KhattarSenior Account Officer A$100,200new
70Andrew WheelerSenior Account Officer A$100,200new

People on the list by year

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YearValue
202132
202243
202349
202459
202570

Median salary by year

10980000

What each job pays at Industry, Energy&Technology, 2025

The most common jobs, with their median salary against the same title across the list.

JobPeopleMedianNewfoundland and Labrador medianDifference
Contractual17$115,800$115,800+0.0%
Geologist III5$105,500$105,500+0.0%
Mineral Development Engineer3$100,600—
Executive Director2—$147,200
Geologist2——
Mgr Petrol Audits & Assmnt2——
Senior Account Officer A2——
Assistant Deputy Minister1—$153,800
Departmental Controller1—$122,800
Deputy Minister1—$181,300
Digital Media Manager1—$118,000
Dir Accelerated Growth1——
Dir Business Analysis1——
Dir Economics & Benefits1——
Dir of Marketing And Prom1——
Dir of Petroleum Engineer1——
Dir Of Petroleum Geoscience1——
Dir of Regulatory Affairs1——
Dir Pol & Strategic Planning1—$123,500
Dir Reg Economic Development1——
Director Mineral Development1——
Director of Geological Surveys1——
Director of Information Mgmt1—$122,800
Director of Mineral Lands1——
Director of Royalties1——
Economic Development Officer1——
Manager, Electricity Industry1——
Manager, Industrial Benefits1——
Manager Enterprise Services1——
Mgr Business Growth1——
Mgr, Electricity & Altnv Energ1——
Mgr Energy Market Rsrch & Eval1——
Mgr Engineering Analysis1——
Mgr Finance, Budget & Gen Ops1—$104,500
Mgr Internationalization1——
Mgr Mineral Rights Admin1——
Mgr of Proj Monitoring & Admi1——
Mgr of Regulatory Compliance1——
Mgr of Regulatory Devel1——
Mgr Petro Engng-Drill & Prod1——

Medians where 3 or more people share the title. Newfoundland and Labrador median: everyone with the title on the 2025 list, at any employer.

Salary bands

People by salary, 2025.

$100K–$110K39
$110K–$120K8
$120K–$130K18
$130K–$150K3
$150K–$175K1
$175K–$200K1

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Questions and answers

How many people at Industry, Energy&Technology were paid $100,000 or more in 2025?

70, +18.6% on 2024 (59 people).

What is the median salary at Industry, Energy&Technology?

$109,800 among the people on the 2025 list, against $106,200 for provincial government as a whole.

Who is the highest-paid employee at Industry, Energy&Technology?

In 2025, Craig Martin, Deputy Minister at Industry, Energy&Technology, with a salary of $184,400.

What is the most common job at Industry, Energy&Technology on the list?

Contractual, with 17 people in 2025.

How much does a Contractual at Industry, Energy&Technology make?

The median salary of the 17 people with this title at Industry, Energy&Technology was $115,800 in 2025.

How much does a Geologist III at Industry, Energy&Technology make?

The median salary of the 5 people with this title at Industry, Energy&Technology was $105,500 in 2025.

How much does a Mineral Development Engineer at Industry, Energy&Technology make?

The median salary of the 3 people with this title at Industry, Energy&Technology was $100,600 in 2025.

How long has Industry, Energy&Technology been on the list?

Since 2021: every year from 2021 to 2025.

Where can I see everyone at Industry, Energy&Technology on the list?

The full 2025 list has every name, job, salary; earlier years are linked from the chart above.

What is “total compensation”?

The one pay figure Newfoundland and Labrador publishes for each person for the year, shown as published. Newfoundland and Labrador does not publish taxable benefits separately, so none are shown. How the lists work

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.

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