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Employees Orlando Credit Union Rabih Mohamad-Ali

Rabih Mohamad-Ali

Highest compensated employee

Mortgage Loan Officer at Orlando Credit Union

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2021. Published on January 25, 2026.

$138,770
2021

Total compensation

Rabih Mohamad-Ali has been listed as an employee of Orlando Credit Union in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2020. Total compensation for Rabih Mohamad-Ali has increased by 7.4% from 2020 to 2021.

Annual compensation details

$138,770
+7.4%
Mortgage Loan Officer
2021
$131k
50 hrs/wk
$8k
--
$129,236
Mortgage Loan Officer
2020
$122k
50 hrs/wk
$8k
--

Total compensation by year

Compare the compensation of Rabih Mohamad-Ali to:

2021

Other employees at Orlando Credit Union

Suzanne Weinstein
President and Chief Executive Officer
$575,715
$339,089 No related comp$236,626
Thomas Dobbs
Chief Financial Officer
$202,203
$172,019 No related comp$30,184
Victor Gonzalez
Vice President, Information Technology
$194,613
$157,488 No related comp$37,125
Cliff Sweet
Vice President of Retail Operations
$191,810
$155,326 No related comp$36,484
Sharon Barry
Vice President of Member Experience
$159,734
$142,405 No related comp$17,329
Misty Lizarralde
Vice President, Human Resources
$147,580
$123,992 No related comp$23,588

Revisions to this profile

January 25, 2026:
2021 Orlando Credit Union 990 published
January 24, 2026:
2020 Orlando Credit Union 990 published

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