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Employees Edvoice Abby Ridley-Kerr

Abby Ridley-Kerr

Highest compensated employee

Director of Policy and Research at Edvoice

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2024. Published on January 25, 2026.

$176,662

2024

Total compensation

Abby Ridley-Kerr has been listed as an employee of Edvoice in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2024.

Annual compensation details

$176,662

Director of Policy and Research

2024

$35k org

8.5 hrs/wk

$127k related

31.5 hrs/wk

$16k other

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Other employees at Edvoice

Chief Executive Officer

$169,253 from org$96,826 from related$43,875 other

Heather Calomese

Chief Policy and Advocacy Officer

$13,079 from org$216,376 from related$35,439 other

Dominique Donette

Director of GOV Affairs

$95,682 from org$65,399 from related$15,904 other

Director of Policy and Partnerships

$13,370 from org$147,710 from related$15,811 other

Director of Marketing and Comms

$99,019 from org$59,386 from related$15,888 other

Jillian Kwan-Jacobs

Board Secretary and Director of FIN OPS

$50,206 from org$50,206 from related$20,014 other

Erika Davis Until 102024

COO and Consultant

$29,211 from org$29,211 from related$1,790 other

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