Public & Societal Benefit · NH
New Hampshire Fiscal Policy
New Hampshire Fiscal Policy reported paying Gene Martin, Executive Di, $131,406 in total compensation (FY 2025).
That places Gene Martin at approximately the 60th percentile among 289 similarly sized public & societal benefit nonprofits (median $116,797).
$1,176,868Total revenue (FY 2025)
$131,406Total executive compensation
60thPercentile vs. peers
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Compensation is normalized to NH cost of living (BEA Regional Price Parities); each organization's reported figure is on its linked 990.
| Organization | State | Revenue | Total comp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greater Owensboro Leadership Institute Inc | KY | $1,177,609 | $117,903 |
| Alaska Public Interest Research Group | AK | $1,172,009 | $85,375 |
| Santa Barbara Bicycle Coalition | CA | $1,171,406 | $116,797 |
| Economic Justice Fund | CA | $1,182,496 | $145,628 |
| Servant Stage Company | PA | $1,184,914 | $43,789 |
| The Community Ecology Institute | MD | $1,166,864 | $121,129 |
| Cascadia Mobility | OR | $1,189,042 | $116,903 |
| Center For Public Health Innovation | CO | $1,190,349 | $167,499 |