Environment · WA
Capitol Land Trust
Capitol Land Trust reported paying David Winter, Executive Director, $124,471 in total compensation (FY 2024).
That places David Winter at approximately the 23rd percentile among 62 similarly sized environment nonprofits (median $153,021).
$4,818,433Total revenue (FY 2024)
$124,471Total executive compensation
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Compensation is normalized to WA cost of living (BEA Regional Price Parities); each organization's reported figure is on its linked 990.
| Organization | State | Revenue | Total comp |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Ridge Conservancy | NC | $4,767,745 | $131,831 |
| Gallatin Valley Land Trust | MT | $4,872,360 | $234,016 |
| Headwaters Economics Inc | MT | $4,899,075 | $221,644 |
| Santa Lucia Conservancy | CA | $4,725,771 | $188,021 |
| The Nebraska Land Trust Inc | NE | $4,925,683 | $170,776 |
| Mohonk Preserve Inc | NY | $4,704,640 | $226,546 |
| New York Agricultural Land Trust Inc | NY | $4,944,727 | $47,727 |
| Southwest Michigan Land | MI | $4,649,086 | $109,582 |