Greater San Francisco Bay Area Compensation Survey
 
2008 Survey Enrollment Now Open – Register Today!

Participate in the 2008 edition of our popular Greater San Francisco Bay Area Compensation Survey. This is the fourth edition of the Survey, and it will cover more than 80 key jobs from entry to executive level. The survey focuses primarily on job-specific cash compensation. Background data on your organization's characteristics are used to compile data into meaningful industry, location and size categories.

Compensation policies and current human resource challenges are also included in the survey.

2008 Survey Important Dates

Site opens for data submission May 1, 2008
Last date for early payment discount July 1, 2008
Effective Date* July 1, 2008
Data Submission Deadline August 1, 2008
Report Publish Date September 30, 2008
* All data is to be submitted based upon actual or projected values for this date.

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Survey Reports Available Now

Selected reports from recent surveys remain available for purchase.

2008 Fundraising Professionals Survey
This is a survey of salaries and bonuses paid for different levels and types of development jobs among nonprofits in the 11 Bay Area counties (including Santa Cruz and Monterey counties.) The data is compiled by size and type of organization, and geographic differences between counties are reported.

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2007 Greater San Francisco Bay Area Compensation Survey
The 2007 edition of the Greater San Francisco Bay Area Compensation Survey remains available for purchase. This is the third edition of our popular survey, which provides hard-to-find, specific, local market data on more than 70 key jobs from entry to executive level.

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Custom Surveys

Employers often have a need for pay data for specialized, industry-specific jobs. This information may not be available through public, published surveys at all, or the available data may simply be too out-of-date or too non-specific with respect to location, organizations, and/or firm size. In these cases, it makes sense to conduct a "custom survey" designed to meet the employer's unique information needs.

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