Philippe de Montebello, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, raked in $4.5 million in pay and benefits last year, becoming one of the highest paid nonprofit leaders in the country, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy’s annual survey of nonprofit leaders. It’s the first time an executive from the arts world has ranked in the number one spot, usually reserved for the presidents of major research universities and healthcare groups. Those leaders filed in behind de Montebello this year with similar multi-million dollar nonprofit salaries. Linda Strumpf, vice president and chief investment officer of the Ford Foundation, tops the list as the highest paid… Read More