ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Seniority - Level 1: Professional/Staff

Sunshine Members - 2025 30
+9 (+42.9%) vs 2024
Average Sunshine Salary - 2025 $111,807.67
+$999 (+0.9%) vs 2024

Position Economics

Salary range and market performance.

Salary Spread
$101k $135k

Lowest to Highest reported in 2025

Historical Growth
4.1% NOT BEATING INFLATION

Since 2008

Market Presence
22 Employers

Hiring this role in 2025

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Quick Insight: The highest paid individual in this role works at CITY OF CLARENCE-ROCKLAND and earns 21% more than the provincial average for this title in the 2025 sunshine list.

Salary Evolution

Historical average salary for this position over time.

* Data represents annual average based on provincial disclosures.

Market Distribution

Comparative analysis of volume vs. compensation for this role.

Hiring Volume by Sector

Municipalities & Services 29 Staff
Other Public Sector Employers 1 Staff

Top Employers, Ranked by Average Salary

CITY OF CLARENCE-ROCKLAND $134,734
MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON $134,063
CITY OF TORONTO $117,473
COUNTY OF PRINCE EDWARD $116,416
TOWN OF WASAGA BEACH $115,481

Gender Breakdown

Comparing the first recorded year to the most recent data.

Male
Female
Unknown
Latest: 2025 Based on: 30 Sunshine Employees
43%
57%
100%
Earliest: 2008 Based on: 1 Sunshine Employees
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Trend Insight: Female representation has grown by 56.7% since this position first appeared on the list, while the total workforce has increased.

Gender Salary Gap

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Historical Context: Over the last 18 years, the data shows a historical Male advantage, with an average salary gap of $7,571 per year. This reflects the cumulative trend for ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER across all recorded reporting periods.

Employee Salaries

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Name Employer Year Salary
Alexandra Riel City of Clarence-Rockland 2025 $134,734.35
Brayden Siersma Municipality of Clarington 2025 $134,063.31
Nina Gesa City of Toronto 2025 $130,477.23
Ian James Brown City of Toronto 2025 $128,049.76
Omer Ismail City of Toronto 2025 $118,016.20
Karen Palmer County of Prince Edward 2025 $116,415.96
Manpreet K Sangha County of Bruce 2025 $115,832.46
Kaitlyn Monsma Town of Wasaga Beach 2025 $115,481.22
Pierre Valley County of Bruce 2025 $113,601.85
Megan Dokuchie City of Kenora 2025 $113,135.97
Allyson Pele City of Kenora 2025 $113,114.60
Jason Adade City of Vaughan 2025 $112,544.10
Magdalini Galarneau City of Toronto 2025 $110,656.83
Rebecca Breedon Township of Severn 2025 $110,382.99
Tyson Ma City of Toronto 2025 $109,774.10
Madeleine Riley Town of Whitby 2025 $109,695.91
Haley Garvie Municipality of Greenstone 2025 $109,027.24
Christian Zavarella City of Vaughan 2025 $108,084.94
Tamara Kahsay City of Toronto 2025 $107,862.00
Michal Warchala City of Niagara Falls 2025 $106,999.29
Taranjeet Sambi City of Oshawa 2025 $106,873.56
Harold Mcginnis Anishinaabeg of Naongashiing First Nation 2025 $106,090.00
Kimberley Kowch Municipality of North Perth 2025 $105,775.31
Dean Gillis Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury 2025 $104,472.49
Marina Mato Town of Erin 2025 $103,899.74
Jennifer Whitley Township of Oro-Medonte 2025 $103,438.17
Aimee Artinian-Wong Township of King 2025 $103,423.73
Brittny Stevenson-Byers Town of East Gwillimbury 2025 $100,902.44
Bram Cotton City of Port Colborne 2025 $100,881.54
Allison Nap City of Guelph 2025 $100,522.76


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