ASAE study cites higher cost of living and larger nonprofit budget size as top reasons why D.C. chief executives are earning the most money. Association CEOs in the Washington, D.C. area take home more pay than nonprofit leaders in other locations, according to the Association Compensation and Benefits Study, 2008-2009 edition unveiled by the American Society of Association Executives at their annual meeting in San Diego Aug. 16-19. The national capital area association CEOs earned a median pay of $253,950, according to the survey’s ranking. Chicago, a hub for many medically related professional and trade groups, is second at $235,505 in median CEO pay. New York follows,… Read More