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Who Makes What: St. Louis Salaries 2010

IT’S ALL POLITICS

Jay Nixon

Governor, State of Missouri

$133,821

Peter Kinder

Lieutenant Governor,

State of Missouri

$86,484

Francis Slay

Mayor, City of St. Louis

$131,820

Jeff Rainford

Mayor’s Chief of Staff,

City of St. Louis

$156,338

Charlie Dooley

County Executive,

St. Louis County

$140,000

Patricia York

Mayor, City of St. Charles

$62,000

Robin Carnahan

Secretary of State, State of Missouri

$107,746

Claire McCaskill

U.S. Senator

$174,000

TO SERVE AND PROTECT

Jim Buckles

Sheriff, St. Louis County

$71,536

Dennis Jenkerson

Chief, St. Louis Fire Department

$127,000

Col. Dan Isom

Chief, St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

$127,000

Paramedic/Firefighter, Wildwood

$55,572

Police Officer, City of St. Louis (26 years)

$55,446

Army Sergeant (4 years)

$50,000

Capt. Matthew Kopp

Air Force pilot

$59,386 (plus subsistence, housing, and flight pay)

Forensic Scientist (4 years)

$41,600

Security Guard

$20,800

TORTS & COURTS

Partner, Major Law Firm

$1,500,000

Legal Assistant (18 years)

$56,500

Circuit Judge

$120,484

Paralegal (9 years)

$78,000

Patricia Hageman

City Counselor, City of St. Louis

$142,042

Patricia Breckenridge

Judge, Supreme Court of Missouri

$137,034

Court Reporter, Missouri Circuit Court

$55,012

Bailiff, St. Louis County

(18 years)

$32,897

AROUND THE HOUSE

Architect, Clayton (15 years)

$79,000

Intern Architect, Soulard

$41,000

Realtor, South St. Louis

(7 years)

$90,000

Landscape Architect

$50,000

Upholsterer

$20,000

Interior Designer (9 years)

$47,000

BON APPÉTIT

Bartender

$52,000

Server, Midpriced

Italian Restaurant

$40,595

Server, High-End

American Restaurant

$44,662

Busser, Midpriced

American Restaurant

$23,442

High-End Catering Server, Steven Becker Fine Dining

$18–$22 per hour

Executive Chef

$70,000

Sous-Chef

$35,000

PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES

Pete Rahn

Director, Missouri Department of Transportation

$157,991

Railroad Mechanic, Museum of Transportation

$36,430

Horse-Drawn Carriage Driver

$18,622

Buyer, Aerospace (2 years)

$46,500

Air-Traffic Controller, Lambert–St. Louis International Airport (6 years)

$110,000

MetroBus Driver

$26,270

MetroLink Driver

$44,200

Senior Traffic Engineer, City of St. Louis

$72,020

Lead Parking Garage Attendant, City of St. Louis

$32,630

Tow-Truck Operator, City of St. Louis

$31,824

A-B-C, 1-2-3

Barbara Sharp

Principal, Vashon High School

$108,264

Jon Clark

Principal, Webster Groves High School

$129,697

High-School Teacher, School District of Clayton (32 years)

$86,500

Middle-School Teacher, Maplewood Richmond Heights School District (9 years)

$43,000

Kimberly Alwood  (1 year)

First-Grade Teacher,

Rockwood School District

$38,250

Thomas George

Chancellor, University of Missouri–St. Louis

$292,578

Mark Wrighton

Chancellor, Washington University

$539,250

Joseph Weixlmann

Provost, Saint Louis University

$246,000

John McGuire

President, St. Charles Community College

$188,967

Professor of Anthropology, University of Missouri–St. Louis

$127,297

Custodian, University of Missouri–St. Louis

$12.70 per hour

AT YOUR SERVICE

Taxidermist

$27,000

Tattoo Artist

$54,000

Barber, Downtown, Part-Time

$30,000

Casino Table-Games Dealer

$38,770

Travel Agent (5 years)

$30,000

Postal Worker (10 years)

$52,000

A HELPING HAND

Becky James-Hatter

President and CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri

$143,356

Richard King

CEO, Annie Malone Children

and Family Service Center

$90,000

James Buford

President and CEO, Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis

$235,141

Jerry Klamon

Executive Director, Earth Share of Missouri

$45,750

Lewis Chartrock

President and CEO, MERS Goodwill

$352,840

MEDICAL MATTERS

Steven H. Lipstein

President and CEO, BJC HealthCare

$1,795,191

Dr. Richard Gelberman

Chairman of Orthopedic Surgery, Washington University School of Medicine

$935,086

Dr. Scott W. Fosko

Chairman of Dermatology, Saint Louis University School of Medicine

$780,538

Juliann Gerstle Sebastian

Dean, University of Missouri–St. Louis College of Nursing

$186,313

Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine (7 years)

$139,000

Nurse Practitioner (6 years)

$78,000

Physical Therapist (14 years)

$74,000

Pharmaceutical Sales Rep (16 years)

$140,000

Pharmaceutical Chemist (7 years)

$56,000

School Community Health Coordinator (6 years)

$40,000

Psychologist

$90,000

THE GREAT BEYOND

Catholic Priest, Archdiocese of St. Louis (newly ordained)

$22,848 (“And the benefits are heavenly,” says director of vocations Monsignor Edward Rice)

Methodist Preacher

$45,000 (plus housing allowance)

Rev. Lawrence Biondi

President, Saint Louis University

$0 (living expenses covered by SLU)

Buddhist Monk

Wat Phrasriratanaram

$3,000 (plus living expenses)

Rabbi

$90,000

Nun

Mount Grace Convent

$0 (necessities covered by a common fund)

Embalmer

$43,000

Gravedigger

$17.81 per hour

PLUGGED IN

Senior IT Auditor (10 years)

$82,500

Software Engineer (4 years)

$64,720

Senior Information Systems Analyst Consultant (10 years)

$121,000

Electronics Technician

(11 years)

$55,000

3-D Designer (3 years)

$60,000

NUTS AND BOLTS

Brick Mason

$29.75 per hour

Blacksmith, City of St. Louis (27 years)

$50,518

Watch Repairer

$43,000

Lead Engineer, Government Contractor (30 years)

$75,000

Civil Project Engineer

Consultant (10 years)

$59,592

SPREADING THE WORD

Art Director, Marketing/Public Relations Firm

(15 years)

$60,000

Assistant Art Director, Magazine (3 years)

$26,000

Freelance Writer (30 years)

$45,000

Webmaster (3 years)

$37,500

Newspaper Reporter (5 years)

$47,112

Andrew O’Dell

General Manager, Washington University Student Media

$68,659

Director of Marketing, Arts Nonprofit

$60,000

Marketing Manager, Manufacturing (14 years)

$80,000

TV Producer

$52,500

TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS

Hugh Grant

Chairman, President, and CEO, Monsanto

$1,286,019 (Non-equity incentive plan $3,326,796)

Steven Leer

Chairman and CEO, Arch Coal

$850,000 (Non-equity incentive plan $3,037,000)

David Farr

Chairman, President, and CEO, Emerson Electric

$1,200,000 (Bonus $3,000,000)

George Paz

Chairman, President, and CEO, Express Scripts

$941,808 (Non-equity incentive plan $2,450,500)

Philip J. Koen

CEO, Savvis

$486,875 (Bonus $122,313) 

Neil Smit

President and CEO, Charter Communications

$1,344,837 (Non-equity incentive plan $2,824,200, bonus $3,196,785)

Maxine Clark

Chairman and Chief Executive Bear, Build-A-Bear

$600,000

Ward M. Klein

CEO, Energizer Holdings

$818,750 (Non-equity incentive plan $1,562,535)

Gary L. Rainwater††

Former Chairman, President, and CEO, Ameren

$935,000 (Non-equityincentive plan $771,656)

Ronald Shaich

Chairman and CEO, Panera Bread Company

$600,000 (Bonus $630,000)

Gregory H. Boyce

Chairman and CEO, Peabody Energy

$11,950,858

(total compensation)

Commercial Lender (5 years)

$85,000

Human Resources

Administrator, Engineering/Construction

$63,000

Staffing Recruiter, Clayton (3 years)

$42,000

MINDING THE MUSEUMS

Elizabeth M. Fitzgerald

President, The Magic House

$121,779

Barbara Jedda McNab

Executive Director, American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog

$78,570

Douglas King

President and CEO, Saint Louis Science Center

$416,274

Robert Archibald

President, Missouri History Museum

$341,600

Leah Joyce

Executive Director, Cahokia Mounds Museum Society

$41,611

Boo McLoughlin

Executive Director, Craft Alliance

$63,000

PARK PLACE

Tree Trimmer, City of St. Louis

$25,974

Park Ranger, St. Louis County

$39,089

Natural History Biologist, Missouri Department of Conservation

$49,776

Urban Forester, Missouri Department of Conservation

$48,804

PLANTS & ANIMALS

Jeffrey Bonner

President and CEO, Saint Louis Zoo

$450,647

Zookeeper, Saint Louis Zoo (5 years)

$33,387

Peter Raven

President, Missouri Botanical Garden

$303,153

Claude Fauquet

Researcher, Donald Danforth Plant Science Center

$196,411

Florist (5 years)

$80,000

Kathryn Warnick

President, Humane Society of Missouri

$228,326

Randy Grim

President, Stray Rescue of St. Louis

$54,313

WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS*

Steven Jackson

Running Back, St. Louis Rams

$12,000,000

Marc Bulger

Quarterback, St. Louis Rams

$7,002,400

Albert Pujols

First Baseman, St. Louis Cardinals

$14,427,236

Chris Carpenter

Pitcher, St. Louis Cardinals

$13,302,583

Colby Rasmus

Center Fielder, St. Louis Cardinals

$400,000

T.J. Oshie

Center, St. Louis Blues

$850,000

Keith Tkachuk

Left Wing, St. Louis Blues

$4.5 million

Rick Majerus

Men’s Basketball Head Coach, Saint Louis University

$601,180

Lisa Curliss-Taylor

Women’s Basketball

Head Coach, University of Missouri–St. Louis

$55,413

Frontier League Baseball Player

$5,000 per season

LIFE’S A STAGE

Jon Hamm**

Actor, Mad Men

$75,000 per episode

Rush Limbaugh***

Radio Host, The Rush Limbaugh Show

$38 million

Fredbird

Mascot, St. Louis Cardinals

??? (The answer we got: “Hugs and high fives from kids.”)

Team Fredbird Member,St. Louis Cardinals

$50 per game

Model

$100–$150 per show,

$100–$150 per hour print (usage rates apply on some jobs)

Fire-Eater

$125–$150 per hour

The Usual Suspects, Party Band

$500–$1,000 per gig

Dr. Zhivegas, Party Band

$7,500 per in-town private gig; $7,500–$10,000 per out-of-town gig (plus production and travel costs)

Exotic Dancer

$200 per day

OF MUSIC & MUSICALS

Steven Woolf

Artistic Director, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis

$191,025

David Robertson

Music Director, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra

$745,000

Scott Andrews

Principal Clarinetist, Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra

$164,060

Michael Uthoff

Artistic and Executive Director, Dance Saint Louis

$111,150

Lighting and Electrical Supervisor

$42,000

Usher, Fox Theatre

$0 (volunteer)


Fine Print

All figures were the most recent available at publication date (from 2007–09). If only a range was available, SLM typically computed the average. If given an hourly wage, SLM multiplied it by the average weekly hours and 52 weeks when possible. Salaries were electronically, anonymously self-reported in some cases.

† Includes CEO’s base salary; bonus or non-equity incentive plan listed in parentheses. Stock and other compensation not included unless otherwise indicated.

†† Figures current when Rainwater was Ameren president and CEO. Updated figures were not available at press time.

* Source: USA Today

** Source: TV Guide

*** Source: PARADE


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