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Employees Electric Power Supply Association Stephen Kittredge

Stephen Kittredge

Highest compensated employee

Vice President Government at Electric Power Supply Association

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2017. Published on January 24, 2026.

$142,511
2017

Total compensation

Stephen Kittredge has been listed as an employee of Electric Power Supply Association in Form 990 filings since at least fiscal year 2016. Total compensation for Stephen Kittredge has decreased by 21.9% from 2016 to 2017.

Annual compensation details

$142,511
-21.9%
Vice President Government
2017
$127k
40 hrs/wk
$16k
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$182,358
Vice President Government and Public Affairs
2016
$156k
40 hrs/wk
$28k
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Total compensation by year

Compare the compensation of Stephen Kittredge to:

2017

Other employees at Electric Power Supply Association

John E Shelk
President and Chief Executive Officer
$794,050
$759,735 No related comp$34,315
Nancy Bagot
Senior Vice President
$303,793
$270,910 No related comp$32,883
Sharon Theodore
Director, Regulatory Affai
$219,766
$191,320 No related comp$28,446
Willam Zuretti
Director, Regulatory Affai
$167,185
$142,308 No related comp$24,877
Shannon Gordon
Director, Finance and Admini
$145,605
$127,362 No related comp$18,243

Revisions to this profile

January 24, 2026:
2017 Electric Power Supply Association 990 published
January 24, 2026:
2016 Electric Power Supply Association 990 published

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