MANAGER, PROCUREMENT

Seniority - Level 2: Management

Sunshine Members - 2025 37
+4 (+12.1%) vs 2024
Average Sunshine Salary - 2025 $132,475.93
+$4,874 (+3.8%) vs 2024

Position Economics

Salary range and market performance.

Salary Spread
$106k $182k

Lowest to Highest reported in 2025

Historical Growth
24.1% NOT BEATING INFLATION

Since 2007

Market Presence
30 Employers

Hiring this role in 2025

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Quick Insight: The highest paid individual in this role works at INDEPENDENT ELECTRICITY SYSTEM OPERATOR and earns 38% 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 18 Staff
Colleges 5 Staff
Hospitals & Boards of Public Health 4 Staff
Crown Agencies 4 Staff
Other Public Sector Employers 4 Staff

Top Employers, Ranked by Average Salary

INDEPENDENT ELECTRICITY SYSTEM OPERATOR $182,250
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF PEEL $162,889
LAURENTIS ENERGY PARTNERS $150,572
CITY OF OSHAWA $149,463
CITY OF PICKERING $146,458

Gender Breakdown

Comparing the first recorded year to the most recent data.

Male
Female
Unknown
Latest: 2025 Based on: 37 Sunshine Employees
51%
49%
100%
Earliest: 2007 Based on: 2 Sunshine Employees
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Trend Insight: Female representation has decreased by 51.4% 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 19 years, the data shows a historical Female advantage, with an average salary gap of $2,184 per year. This reflects the cumulative trend for MANAGER, PROCUREMENT across all recorded reporting periods.

Employee Salaries

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Name Employer Year Salary
Megan Filey Independent Electricity System Operator 2025 $182,250.46
Tony Cetra Regional Municipality of Peel 2025 $166,533.52
Sherry-Ann Besla Regional Municipality of Peel 2025 $164,603.29
Patrick Thompson Regional Municipality of Peel 2025 $161,370.86
Marilena Andani Regional Municipality of Peel 2025 $159,048.12
Hiren Adroja Laurentis Energy Partners 2025 $150,572.05
Tina S. L. Barker City of Oshawa 2025 $149,462.93
Catherine Bazinet City of Pickering 2025 $146,458.39
Jason Wilhelm City of Waterloo 2025 $145,995.40
Mirjana Morris City of Hamilton 2025 $145,046.82
Tanya Gaudet Town of New Tecumseth 2025 $139,818.42
Solomon Wedderburn City of Toronto 2025 $138,129.74
Anna Ruberto Town of Aurora 2025 $137,995.88
Mike Gerrior Town of East Gwillimbury 2025 $135,405.47
Kevin Jones Durham College 2025 $134,640.51
Sanna D'Ornellas City of Ottawa 2025 $134,479.60
Sharon Telfer Town of Milton 2025 $133,032.92
Claudie Carbonneau Janisch University of Ottawa 2025 $129,370.00
Angela Patricia Kuziomko Ontario Public Service Pension Board 2025 $128,941.89
Na Young Song University Health Network 2025 $128,246.33
Sonia Karborani Seneca College 2025 $127,569.89
Anurag Chandiramani Skilled Trades Ontario 2025 $126,376.72
Terry Benson Queensway-Carleton Hospital 2025 $125,430.99
Christopher Perez Seneca College 2025 $120,877.43
Dave Musonge Surrey Place Centre 2025 $120,824.48
Mohammad Sharkar University Health Network 2025 $120,174.21
Savan Harsh City of Guelph 2025 $119,559.28
Brent Funnell City of Kingston 2025 $118,052.22
Kim Crewson Town of Midland 2025 $116,604.32
Jose Justino Seneca College 2025 $115,980.29
Melanie Koicha Seneca College 2025 $115,418.59
Alexander Magmedov ORNGE 2025 $113,178.96
Richard Alexander Centre for Addiction & Mental Health 2025 $112,723.36
Flora Chan Toronto Region Conservation Authority 2025 $111,210.04
Alexandra Pavone Ontario Northland Transportation Commission 2025 $110,346.80
Ovidiu Valeriu Moldovan Ontario Institute for Cancer Research 2025 $109,974.98
Charles Dickinson Town of Cobourg 2025 $105,904.43


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