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Vince Quattrociocchi

Vice President, Operations/ Vice-président, opérations at Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation. On Ontario’s disclosure list 19 years between 2002 and 2020.

Salary disclosure2020
Vince Quattrociocchi
Vice President, Operations/ Vice-président, opérations
Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation
Salary paid
$228,900.26
Taxable benefits
$1,657.61
Total disclosed
$230,557.87
Source: Government of Ontario, Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996. © King’s Printer for Ontario.
Change from 2019: +$7,070 (+3.2%)
19years on
the list

Among 30 people at Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation in 2020

4th highest paid. Their median: $116,564.

Paid more than 97% of everyone on the 2020 disclosure list, which only lists people paid $100,000 or more.

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Salary by year

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YearSalaryMedian for the job
2002$113,853
2003$133,800
2004$130,123
2005$145,923
2006$153,117$119,616
2007$160,658$132,569
2008$167,155$139,180
2009$179,881$179,881
2010$171,917$156,154
2011$171,900$156,782
2012$171,900$161,481
2013$174,019$165,670
2014$179,800$146,929
2015$185,692$168,149
2016$200,032$149,649
2017$206,217
2018$220,236
2019$221,830
2020$228,900

History

YearEmployer and jobSalaryBenefitsChange
2020Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations/ Vice-président, opérations$228,900$1,658+$7,070 (+3.2%)
2019Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations/ Vice-pr�sident, op�rations$221,830$1,255+$1,594 (+0.7%)
2018Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations/ Vice-président, opérations$220,236$1,353+$14,019 (+6.8%)
2017Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation / Société Du Palais Des Congrès de la Communauté Urbaine De TorontoVice President, Operations/ Vice-président, opérations · moved here$206,217$1,531+$6,185 (+3.1%)
2016Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations / Vice-président, opérations$200,032$1,472+$14,339 (+7.7%)
2015Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations / Vice-président, opérations$185,692$11,943+$5,892 (+3.3%)
2014Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations / Vice-président, opérations$179,800$10,814+$5,781 (+3.3%)
2013Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$174,019$9,974+$2,119 (+1.2%)
2012Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$171,900$9,739$0 (0.0%)
2011Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation / Palais des Congrés du Toronto MétropolitainVice President, Operations / Vice-président, opérations · moved here$171,900$9,703−$17 (−0.0%)
2010Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$171,917$8,685−$7,964 (−4.4%)
2009Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$179,881$10,350+$12,725 (+7.6%)
2008Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$167,155$9,996+$6,498 (+4.0%)
2007Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$160,658$9,607+$7,540 (+4.9%)
2006Metro Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVice President, Operations$153,117$7,039+$7,194 (+4.9%)
2005Metro Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVP, Operations$145,923$7,028+$15,800 (+12.1%)
2004Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVP, Operations · moved here$130,123$6,263−$3,677 (−2.7%)
2003Metro Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVP, Operations$133,800$6,753+$19,947 (+17.5%)
2002Metro Toronto Convention Centre CorporationVP of Operations$113,853$6,898

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Questions and answers

Why is Vince Quattrociocchi on the disclosure list?

Metropolitan Toronto Convention Centre Corporation paid Vince Quattrociocchi $228,900 in 2020. Ontario’s public employers must disclose everyone they paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year, under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

What does “salary paid” include?

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