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South Dakota St QB Mark Gronowski visiting Iowa today, Jan 3. He won TWO Nattys, went 49-6 & threw for 10,330 yds & 93 TDs

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How much should a guy be paid in fundraising for a full time job?
Less than $130k?

Bryce, even you have to admit that:

One, Blum is a turd.

Two, that seems an excessive salary. He is raking in nearly 10% of the entire collective? That’s more than Becht got last year!

Maybe that’s normal, but I’m biased, because I don’t care for him. My ISU buddies don’t care for him either.
 
Less than $130k?

Bryce, even you have to admit that:

One, Blum is a turd.

Two, that seems an excessive salary. He is raking in nearly 10% of the entire collective? That’s more than Becht got last year!

Maybe that’s normal, but I’m biased, because I don’t care for him. My ISU buddies don’t care for him either.

I don’t know. It’s his full time job and that isn’t that much if he’s a 1099 employee with his experience. I don’t know what a guy should be getting paid. I think he’s fine and I think Iowa fans that are bothered by him are playing into what he wants.
 
I don’t know. It’s his full time job and that isn’t that much if he’s a 1099 employee with his experience. I don’t know what a guy should be getting paid. I think he’s fine and I think Iowa fans that are bothered by him are playing into what he wants.
I don’t think iowa fans are bothered by it at all. Our guy isn’t taking money. It’s funny that a fundraiser is taking almost 10% of the funds… so if they raise 2.5 mil is he gonna take like 220-250k… oh well, none of my concern I guess
 
I don’t know. It’s his full time job and that isn’t that much if he’s a 1099 employee with his experience. I don’t know what a guy should be getting paid. I think he’s fine and I think Iowa fans that are bothered by him are playing into what he wants.
Oh, he definitely goats people, but he does more than that. I’d be embarrassed if he were running Iowa’s collective, but I don’t care for his shtick in general. Not my cup of tea.

Anyway, I don’t care for him, and I’d bet he takes a higher percentage than most in his position. If it’s not out of line, then Ohio State’s should be making 2-3 million.

I’d could be convinced it’s not.
 
I don’t know. It’s his full time job and that isn’t that much if he’s a 1099 employee with his experience. I don’t know what a guy should be getting paid. I think he’s fine and I think Iowa fans that are bothered by him are playing into what he wants.
How do you feel about a fair amount of your cronies calling Heinrich a grifter while your CEO is 10% of the revenue?

I can tell you most non- profits would be out of business in a few years if one employee was taking the much from the til.
 
How do you feel about a fair amount of your cronies calling Heinrich a grifter while your CEO is 10% of the revenue?

I can tell you most non- profits would be out of business in a few years if one employee was taking the much from the til.

I don’t know about people calling Brad a grifter, if that’s happening it’s clearly false.

I’ll ask again, how much should he be paid if that’s too much? Again, it’s his full time job.
 
I don’t know about people calling Brad a grifter, if that’s happening it’s clearly false.

I’ll ask again, how much should he be paid if that’s too much? Again, it’s his full time job.
Well, I would have to know more about his background / resume with a simple Google search tells me this.

According to Cause IQ, the majority of nonprofit executives make between 1.0% and 1.4% of their organization's total revenue. The 75th percentile of nonprofit executives make up to 8.8% of their organization's total revenue.

So if he had extensive prior existing nonprofit CEO experience prior to that, suppose he could justify his salary, but I suspect that’s not the case. I would think a startup nonprofit would be in the $70k range.
 
Well, I would have to know more about his background / resume with a simple Google search tells me this.

According to Cause IQ, the majority of nonprofit executives make between 1.0% and 1.4% of their organization's total revenue. The 75th percentile of nonprofit executives make up to 8.8% of their organization's total revenue.

So if he had extensive prior existing nonprofit CEO experience prior to that, suppose he could justify his salary, but I suspect that’s not the case. I would think a startup nonprofit would be in the $70k range.

He worked for DMU for 8 years in fundraising and the Iowa State foundation for 5 years or something in fundraising.
 
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