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Area nonprofits pay: Leaders can earn big money.
Byline: Francis X. Gilpin
Feb. 11--Nonprofits shell out for executive talent, just like in corporate America. Many of Greater Montgomery's 25 largest tax-exempt organizations by assets are no exception.
W. Russell Tyner, president and chief executive of Baptist Health, was the highest-paid among the leaders of the biggest nonprofits in Autauga, Elmore and Montgomery counties.
Tyner received $486,348 in salary and $98,334 in other compensation for the year ended June 30, 2005, the most recent period for which federal records are available. Tyner also oversees Baptist Health's non-hospital assets held by another nonprofit, Montgomery Baptist Outreach. …
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