Public Salaries
Government of Ontario – Ministries

Management Board Secretariat salaries, 2003

97 people paid $100,000 or more in 2003, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2003
97
−27.1% vs 2002
Median salary
$112,785
−4.6% vs 2002
Highest salary
$250,697
Total disclosed
$11.7M

Everyone on the 2003 list

97 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1GREG GEORGEFFCorporate Chief Information Officer$250,697$451+$34,671 (+16.0%)
2KATHRYN BOUEYDeputy Minister$223,534$23,383+$3,767 (+1.7%)
3JOAN MCCALLACorporate Chief Strategist$192,764$329+$21,832 (+12.8%)
4K. BLAIR SMITHCorporate Chief Service Delivery$173,654$313+$24,231 (+16.2%)
5SHARON COHENChief Executive Officer, SSB$157,068$268+$10,223 (+7.0%)
6KEVIN WILSONAssistant Deputy Minister$157,068$268+$14,239 (+10.0%)
7ART DANIELSAssistant Deputy Minister$152,364$268+$2,919 (+2.0%)
8JAMES DYLAssistant Deputy Minister$152,364$268+$1,374 (+0.9%)
9JACQUES LAPOINTEAssistant Deputy Minister$152,364$268+$7,480 (+5.2%)
10MIRIAM MCTIERNANArchivist Of Ontario$152,364$268+$2,174 (+1.4%)
11ANGELA FORESTAssistant Deputy Minister$148,500$268−$2,490 (−1.6%)
12CURTIS ALLENHead, Corporate Security$145,873$259+$3,061 (+2.1%)
13DAVE WALLACECorporate Chief Technology Officer$145,858$266+$20,418 (+16.3%)
14LAURIE SWEEZEYHead, e-Government$143,484$260+$4,820 (+3.5%)
15KEITH SPENCERHd, Fac./ Renewal/ Contingency Prog$142,623$259−$16,266 (−10.2%)
16ROBERT LARRETTHead, Applied Technology Solutions$139,373$259−$23,365 (−14.4%)
17Corbin KerrHead, Infrastructure Programs$138,581$251new
18ANTHONY MINGHead, Client Management$137,045$252+$14,593 (+11.9%)
19JOHN HAYWARDHead, Telecom Branch$134,576$247+$14,331 (+11.9%)
20PEGGY MOONEYAssistant Deputy Minister$134,033$234+$22,300 (+20.0%)
21ROMAN ZYDOWNYKExec. Director, Business Excellence$133,551$234new
22PATRICIA KISHIMOTOHead, ITSM & Change Mgmt.$129,369$238+$11,998 (+10.2%)
23MALCOLM SMEATONDir., Emerg Mgmt,Security/ Contingency$126,594$207−$73,504 (−36.7%)
24MICHAEL ANDERSONHead, Controllership$123,611$224+$5,349 (+4.5%)
25LOIS BAINAssistant Deputy Minister$123,412$210new
26STEVE CHARIKARHead, Processing Operations$121,631$220−$8,561 (−6.6%)
27Brian SpeedManager, Solutions Integration$120,276$220−$5,586 (−4.4%)
28ROSSANA FUNGHead, Architect$118,491$219new
29NORMAN WATTManager, Service Desk Project$118,319$217−$1,222 (−1.0%)
30Rosemarie LanghoutHead, Strategy, Policy, Planning$115,869$221new
31DAVID COPEDirector, Agency Relations$115,246$207−$90,744 (−44.1%)
32JANE CORBETDirector, HR Strategies Branch$115,246$207−$28,962 (−20.1%)
33RICHARD KENNEDYDirector, Audit Education Cluster$115,246$207+$1,708 (+1.5%)
34WILLIAM KENTDirector, HR Service Delivery$115,246$207−$40,542 (−26.0%)
35DAVID MEEDirector, Customer Relations$115,246$207+$1,702 (+1.5%)
36NEIL SENTANCEDirector, Policy & IT Procurement$115,246$207+$3,513 (+3.1%)
37PAUL WALLISDirector, Centre for Excellence$115,246$207−$54,485 (−32.1%)
38DALE TASKERMgr., Info. Protection Centre & Policy$113,275$208+$6,440 (+6.0%)
39GAYLE FISHERDir., Human Resources Srvcs Branch$112,785$207+$2,814 (+2.6%)
40ANN SZYPTURDirector, Governance & Accountability$112,785$207−$11,703 (−9.4%)
41CHARLES BROWNDirector, Transportation Audit Cluster$112,785$207+$1,052 (+0.9%)
42LINDA CLIFFORDDirector, Executive Development$112,785$207+$1,828 (+1.6%)
43DAWNE KAMINODirector, Social & Justice$112,785$207+$10,881 (+10.7%)
44ROBERT KENNEDYDirector, Special Projects$112,785$207+$1,052 (+0.9%)
45BARBARA KODir., Transmission Corridor Trans. Proj.$112,785$207+$1,052 (+0.9%)
46Richard MckinnellDirector, Communications Branch$112,785$207+$1,828 (+1.6%)
47MORAG MCLEANDirector, Executive Services$112,785$207−$759 (−0.7%)
48LESLIE NANOSDirector, Gen. Administration Services Delivery$112,785$207−$39,556 (−26.0%)
49KAREN OWENDirector, Strategic Procurement$112,785$207+$8,958 (+8.6%)
50ANTHONY PIERROProject Dir., OPS. Bus. Planning Review$112,785$207−$39 (−0.0%)
51JULIE WOODDirector, Business Services$112,785$207−$41,804 (−27.0%)
52LARRY YARMOLINSKYDirector, Audit Finance Cluster$112,785$207+$1,402 (+1.3%)
53Richard PrialDirector, Corporate Policy Branch$112,762$207−$782 (−0.7%)
54ROBERT CLEMENTSMobile Radio Engineer$112,360$205+$10,317 (+10.1%)
55PATRICIA GOULDDirector, Social Srvcs Audit Cluster$112,329$206+$11,961 (+11.9%)
56ELIZABETH MCKNIGHTDir., Corp. Labour Rel./ Neg. Sec$112,137$197−$18,758 (−14.3%)
57GARY STYBADir., Audit Hlth & LongTerm Care Cluster$110,910$206−$71,093 (−39.1%)
58EION GOMESManager, Breakthrough Initiatives$110,404$200new
59Madeleine DavidsonDir., Local Government Audit Cluster$110,284$199−$34,486 (−23.8%)
60Brian FiorDirector, Special Projects$109,943$206new
61SUSAN HESSManager, Tech. Standards$109,408$204+$7,883 (+7.8%)
62LAWRENCE KAVANAGHProject Dir., Archive Facilities Dev.$108,973$200new
63Jay CoghillDir., Bus. Planning & Expend Mgmt$108,495$198new
64JUDY TOMARINDir., Distribution & WIN Implementation$108,441$198new
65David HorieDirector, Justice Audit Cluster$108,057$196−$91,200 (−45.8%)
66Murray LindoDir., Bus. Planning & Financial Mgmt.$107,921$188+$484 (+0.5%)
67JEAN MCNULTYMgr., Strategy Coor. & Agenda Mgmt$107,788$198new
68KENNETH FLYNNDir., Land & Resources Audit Cluster$107,697$200new
69DOUGLAS WHYTEManager, Security$107,427$195new
70PATRICIA MCCLELLANTeam Leader, Capital$106,769$196new
71SUDHIR SAGGARSenior Policy Advisor$106,307$153−$31,252 (−22.7%)
72Lisa SherinDirector, HR & Stakeholder Education$106,216$187+$5,526 (+5.5%)
73GUY HERRIGESManager, Information & Privacy$105,910$194new
74WILLIAM MCCANDLESSMgr., Plng & Bus. Plan Integration$105,910$194new
75LLOYD CAMPBELLManager, Customer Relations$105,690$194−$42,689 (−28.8%)
76EDWARD JOHNSONCorporate Staff Relations Officer$104,994$200new
77GREGORY FUJINOManager, Computer Operations$104,939$193new
78STUART CAMPBELLDir., Bus. & Economics Audit Cluster$104,761$187new
79KIM HOPPSExecutive Assistant$104,220$169−$44,935 (−30.1%)
80JEFFREY YOUNGDeputy Director, Government Mobile$104,008$191new
81Sylva McCormickDirector, Financial Service Delivery$103,877$181+$2,254 (+2.2%)
82GINA THORNGeneral Manager$103,739$187new
83HELEN HARPERDir., Resource & Economic Dev.$103,382$188new
84RODERICK POONSys Software Specialist - DB2$102,788$180new
85Syd StewartManager, Next Generations Infra. Proj.$101,893$187new
86BRIAN BROWNEManager, Voice Serv. & Product$101,871$190new
87SANDRA VENNERIMgr., Org. Effectiveness & Planning$101,851$184new
88LINDA WENDELCo-ord Union/ Management Relations$101,649$181−$8,332 (−7.6%)
89ROBERT CHIARELLIManager, Network Office$101,624$190new
90PATRICIA ANTLIFFSenior Security Specialist, SCS$101,452$180new
91JOHN BRANSSenior Manager, Corporate IT Audit$101,271$181−$18,147 (−15.2%)
92Luigi FataManager, Solutions Management$101,236$187+$653 (+0.6%)
93MARIE DAVISSr. Mgr., Information Technology Audit$101,121$188new
94LYN WOODExecutive Lead, HR Delivery Project$101,119$178−$20,174 (−16.6%)
95LEMBI MITCHELLManager, Finance & Administration$100,466$185new
96Donald KishManager, Regional Delivery Ctr.$100,417$188−$17,700 (−15.0%)
97Agatha Garcia-WrightDirector, Archives Operations$100,305$180new

Most common jobs in 2003

Assistant Deputy Minister7
Director, Special Projects2
Archivist Of Ontario1
Chief Executive Officer, SSB1
Co-ord Union/ Management Relations1
Corporate Chief Information Officer1
Corporate Chief Service Delivery1
Corporate Chief Strategist1
Corporate Chief Technology Officer1
Corporate Staff Relations Officer1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at Management Board Secretariat not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2003 are listed. Everyone else at Management Board Secretariat that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work