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Ethics Compliance Officer Association Compensation Survey
The Ethics & Compliance Officer Association (ECOA) and Salary.com are pleased to announce the publication of the the 2006 Ethics & Compliance Officer Association Compensation Survey report.
This report is the premier source of compensation data for ethics and compliance officer jobs ¨C conducted by and for compensation professionals. Over 130 organizations, including 55 of the Fortune 500 organizations, participated in this year's survey.
This year¡¯s report includes compensation data (including long-term incentive information) for the following 14 jobs:
  • Top Ethics and Compliance Executive, Global
  • Top Ethics and Compliance Executive, Domestic
  • Manager, International Compliance
  • Corporate Manager, Ethics and Compliance
  • Corporate Ethics and Compliance Specialist
  • Manager, Government Compliance
  • Manager, Compliance Investigation
  • Compliance Investigator
  • Manager, Ethics and Compliance Training
  • Training Specialist ¨C Ethics and Compliance
  • Corporate Ethics Helpline Administrator
  • Business Unit Manager, Ethics and Compliance
  • Business Unit Ethics and Compliance Specialist
  • Business Unit Ethics helpline Associate
The survey report displays compensation data by:
  • Ownership Type (Public, Private, Not-for-Profit)*
  • Organization Size (Number of Employees and Revenue Size)*
  • Industry*
  • Geographic Location (Region, Sub-Region, State, Large and Local Metro Areas)*
Reports are distributed in a print-ready PDF format. Results are also available in spreadsheet format, upon request.
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*Statistics for specific survey scopes are published only when five or more unique organizations provide data. This approach is consistent with the Safe Harbor guidelines published by the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission.



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