최고 경영자 - International Rescue Committee
생년월일:
1965, United Kingdom
- 연간: ₩1,726,868,508
- 월간: ₩143,905,709
- 주간: ₩33,209,010
- 매일: ₩6,641,802
From the moment you arrived on this page, David Miliband has earned:
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데이비드 라이트 밀리밴드(David Wright Milliband, 1965년 7월 15일 ~ )는 국제구조위원회의 회장 겸 최고경영자 (CEO)이자 전 영국 노동당 정치인이다. 그는 2007년부터 2010년까지 외무부 장관 2001년부터 2013 년까지 South Shields에서 하원의원 (MP)을 역임했다. 그와 그의 형제 에드 밀리밴드는 1938년 에드워드 경과 올리버 스탠리 이후로 동시에 내각에 선출된 최초의 형제자매였다.
Wikipedia page about 데이비드 밀리밴드Earnings Overview:
Propublica.org Nov. 2023: Base salary: $1,086,979 Other: $55,434
Twitter.com July 2022: Salary & remuneration of $708,754 plus housing & pension a total of $1,019,636 a year.
Dailymail.co.uk Oct 2021: £768,000
Dailymail.co.uk Nov. 2020: He pocketed $1,019,636 from the charity as its president.
Dailymail.co.uk Oct 2019: His pay package as chief executive of International Rescue Committee has soared to $911,796 (£741,883) according to the US-based organisation’s latest tax return.
2018 June Times: Miliband was paid a basic salary last year of $708,754 (£545,000). He got £19,360 in pension contributions, £17,500 in other non-taxable benefits and £100,000 towards a “supplemental non-qualified retirement plan”. The IRC accounts, filed with the charities bureau in New York for the year ending September 2017, also list back-dated pension contributions of £64,000.
IBTimes Jan 2016: £425K as head of International Rescue
Salary Specification according to the Dailymail:
£65.000 as MP
£75.000 as Chairman of the Sunderland Football Club
£148.000 earned by giving international lectures
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Update: 2024-9