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Employees Institute for Sustainable Communities Barbara McAndrew

Barbara McAndrew

Highest compensated employee

Vice President, Institutional Advancement at Institute for Sustainable Communities

Fiscal year ended September 30, 2016. Published on January 24, 2026.

$139,423
2016

Total compensation

Barbara McAndrew has been listed as an employee of Institute for Sustainable Communities in Form 990 filings since at least fiscal year 2016.

Annual compensation details

$139,423
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
2016
$114k org
40 hrs/wk
$26k other
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2016

Other employees at Institute for Sustainable Communities

George Hamilton
President
$204,330
$174,603 from orgNo related comp$29,727 other
David Monkman
SM Network Director, INTL - Until 12/2015
$177,032
$142,792 from orgNo related comp$34,240 other
Steve Nicholas
Vice President for U.S Programs
$139,325
$127,815 from orgNo related comp$11,510 other
Stephanie Rust
Director, Washington, D.C Office
$136,528
$111,462 from orgNo related comp$25,066 other
Gabriella Kaes
Director, HR - Until 05/2016
$118,689
$105,399 from orgNo related comp$13,290 other
Nicholas Stevens
Vice President of Finance and OPS - AS of 07/2016
$0
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January 24, 2026:
2016 Institute for Sustainable Communities 990 published

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