Brian Mcmullen

Brian Mcmullen held the position of Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy at the City Of Hamilton in 2023 and received an annual salary of $193,650.28 as per the records provided by the Government of Ontario.

Year: 2023

Salary: $193,650.28

Position: Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy

Employer: City Of Hamilton

Category of Employment: Municipalities & Services

Source: Ontario's Sunshine List

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Salary History

The historical salary and taxable benefits of Brian Mcmullen from 2010 to 2023 at City Of Hamilton

Year Salary Benefits Raise Position Employer
2023 $193,650.28 $2,628.18 2.3% Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy City Of Hamilton
2022 $189,321.47 $2,114.76 0.0% Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy City Of Hamilton
2021 $189,325.11 $752.76 5.1% Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy City Of Hamilton
2020 $180,223.68 $1,175.64 -9.0% Director Financial Planning, Administration and Policy City Of Hamilton
2019 $198,051.72 $2,515.24 10.7% Director Financial Planning, Administration And Policy City Of Hamilton
2018 $178,889.96 $2,621.18 4.8% General Manager Finance/Corporate Services City of Hamilton
2017 $170,645.06 $2,351.12 26.1% Director Financial Planning /Policy City of Hamilton
2016 $135,293.34 $2,342.84 -5.3% Director Financial Planning / Policy City of Hamilton
2015 $142,792.77 $2,239.24 2.8% Director Financial Planning/Policy City of Hamilton
2014 $138,860.90 $2,198.83 15.0% Director Financial Planning / Policy City of Hamilton
2013 $120,732.55 $2,243.99 7.3% Director Financial Planning/Policy City of Hamilton
2012 $112,509.55 $2,138.60 5.4% Manager Accounting Services City of Hamilton
2011 $106,726.17 $657.18 6.5% Manager - Accounting Services City of Hamilton
2010 $100,205.99 $642.60 N/A Manager - Accounting Services City of Hamilton
Brian Mcmullen experienced an average yearly salary raise of approximately 5.53% from 2010 to 2023. The salary in 2023 reflects a raise of 93.25% compared to the salary in 2010.