LOS ANGELES -Long before vacation payouts pushed her compensation toward $1 million, 1736 Family Crisis Center CEO Carol Adelkoff was already bringing in more than $400,000 a year.
In the nonprofit’s federal tax filing covering the fiscal year ending in 2015, Adelkoff reported $406,813 in compensation – nearly three times the $140,430 paid to its next-highest-paid employee.
More than a decade later, Adelkoff says her base salary has hovered around $405,000, a figure that still exceeds what many CEOs earn while running Los Angeles nonprofits several times larger than 1736…