Elena Martin
CONTROLLER at EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION · CA
$330K
Peak Total Compensation
9
Years Tracked
4x
vs. Median Household
Elena Martin has appeared in compensation disclosures over 9 years of available data (2016–2024). Total compensation changed from $227,741 to $329,708 - a 44.8% increase.
Peak total compensation of $329,708 equals 4x the median U.S. household income ($75,000).
Compensation History
Year-by-Year Detail
| Year | Organization | Title | Compensation | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $286,199 | $43,509 | $329,708 |
| 2023 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $260,695 | $40,668 | $301,363 |
| 2022 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $245,107 | $36,475 | $281,582 |
| 2021 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $231,224 | $35,272 | $266,496 |
| 2020 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $223,111 | $35,213 | $258,324 |
| 2019 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $225,494 | $33,920 | $259,414 |
| 2018 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $223,117 | $29,887 | $253,004 |
| 2017 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $212,884 | $29,874 | $242,758 |
| 2016 | EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION | CONTROLLER | $203,882 | $23,859 | $227,741 |
Peers at EDUCATIONAL EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION
| Name | Title | Peak Comp. |
|---|---|---|
| Elizabeth Dooley | CEO | $3.9M |
| Mark Perez | CLO | $561K |
| Beverly Ryan | CFO | $529K |
| Dick Ashjian | SVP RISK MGMT | $489K |
| Thomas Gray | SVP HR & FACILITIES | $482K |
| Denda Matthews | COO | $435K |
| Bradley Towers | FINANCIAL REP | $417K |
| Eric Hovda | SVP IT | $377K |
| Natalie Tomajan | COO | $344K |
| Kalyana Sundaram | CIO | $335K |
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