Apparently he bought the house shortly after becoming president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York … annual salary $398K according to Wikipedia. So the house cost roughly 4x his annual salary.
As for family … Geithner’s father worked/works for the Ford Foundation. Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that senior managers of nonprofit organizations don’t make damn good money, even as they ask other people to work for nothing 🙂
Apparently he bought the house shortly after becoming president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York … annual salary $398K according to Wikipedia. So the house cost roughly 4x his annual salary.
As for family … Geithner’s father worked/works for the Ford Foundation. Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that senior managers of nonprofit organizations don’t make damn good money, even as they ask other people to work for nothing 🙂
Apparently he bought the house shortly after becoming president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York … annual salary $398K according to Wikipedia. So the house cost roughly 4x his annual salary.
As for family … Geithner’s father worked/works for the Ford Foundation. Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that senior managers of nonprofit organizations don’t make damn good money, even as they ask other people to work for nothing 🙂
Apparently he bought the house shortly after becoming president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York … annual salary $398K according to Wikipedia. So the house cost roughly 4x his annual salary.
As for family … Geithner’s father worked/works for the Ford Foundation. Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that senior managers of nonprofit organizations don’t make damn good money, even as they ask other people to work for nothing 🙂
Apparently he bought the house shortly after becoming president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York … annual salary $398K according to Wikipedia. So the house cost roughly 4x his annual salary.
As for family … Geithner’s father worked/works for the Ford Foundation. Just don’t make the mistake of thinking that senior managers of nonprofit organizations don’t make damn good money, even as they ask other people to work for nothing 🙂
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