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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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 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
Should a guy not get paid for doing a job?
Heinrichs is a good dude who has another job.
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.
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.
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.
Honestly more of a relevant resume than was expecting. It’s still an astronomical percentage (and salary) that might be more in line with industry standards once revenue grows.
I do wonder though if the NIL growth continues after the university is finally (and appropriately) on the hook for the players compensation.
Since college football is obviously now nothing more than a big business, when is it going to take the next step and allow investors? You know, set the sports programs up as a business and allow investors and returns and stock market trades. I probably rather invest in Ohio State football than I would in a few of the clunkers I've had over the years.
Yeah but you can't exactly go out and buy equity in a team. Packer stock doesn't count.
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