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Susan Anz

DEPUTY CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER at BAYLOR UNIVERSITY · TX · Education

$432K
Peak Total Compensation
7
Years Tracked
6x
vs. Median Household

Susan Anz has appeared in compensation disclosures over 7 years of available data (2017–2024). Total compensation changed from $281,498 to $431,665 - a 53.3% increase.

Peak total compensation of $431,665 equals 6x the median U.S. household income ($75,000).

Compensation History

Year-by-Year Detail

Year Organization Title Compensation Other Total
2024 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY DEPUTY CHIEF BUSINESS OFFICER $313,647 $118,018 $431,665
2023 Baylor University Deputy CBO & Assistant Secretary $273,111 $103,490 $376,601
2021 Baylor University Vice President of Finance and Assistant Secretary $254,229 $54,407 $308,636
2020 Baylor University Vice President of Finance and Assistant Secretary $254,083 $55,319 $309,402
2019 Baylor University Vice President for Financial Operations and Assistant Secretary $247,700 $104,258 $351,958
2018 Baylor University Vice President for Financial Operations and Assistant Secretary $226,368 $89,526 $315,894
2017 Baylor University Vice President for Financial Operations and Assistant Secretary $156,909 $124,589 $281,498

Peers at BAYLOR UNIVERSITY

NameTitlePeak Comp.
Arthur Briles Head Football Coach $17.9M
Matthew Rhule Former Head Football Coach (thru 01/2020) $7.3M
Scott Drew HEAD MEN'S BASKETBALL COACH $5.5M
Kenneth Starr President and Chancellor - Former Officer $5.0M
Dave Aranda FOOTBALL HEAD COACH $4.7M
Mack Rhoades VP & DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS $3.1M
Kim Mulkey Former Head Women's Basketball Coach (thru 04/2021) $3.0M
Jeff Grimes FOOTBALL OC (THRU 11/2023) $1.9M
Linda Livingstone PRESIDENT $1.9M
Ian McCaw Vice President and Director of Athletics - Former Officer $1.6M
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