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Employees Museum of Latin American Art Solimar Solas

Solimar Solas

Highest compensated employee

Vice President Content/Innovation and Outreach at Museum of Latin American Art

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

$131,129
2024

Total compensation

Solimar Solas has been listed as an employee of Museum of Latin American Art in Form 990 filings since fiscal year 2024.

Annual compensation details

$131,129
Vice President Content/Innovation and Outreach
2024
$128k org
40 hrs/wk
$4k other
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Total compensation by year

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2024

Other employees at Museum of Latin American Art

Lourdes Ramos-Rivas
Chief Executive Officer
$341,250
$333,250 from orgNo related comp$8,000 other
Jennifer Carr
Vice President, Development
$175,000
$175,000 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Gabriela Urtiaga
Chief Curator
$169,855
$165,000 from orgNo related comp$4,855 other
Dina Barakat
Director of Banquets and Special Events
$159,963
$159,963 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Cedric Woolfork
Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer
$159,256
$159,256 from orgNo related compNo other comp
Alison Heney
Vice President of Learning and Public Programs
$123,496
$120,000 from orgNo related comp$3,496 other
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January 25, 2026:
2024 Museum of Latin American Art 990 published

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