$2.5M in coronavirus stimulus to Navy Pier Inc., clout-heavy nonprofit run by $500K exec – Chicago Sun-Times

The company’s board of directors, which includes former Mayor Richard M. Daley’s daughter, spends more than $3 million a year on pay for Gardner and seven other top employees. That includes $419,204 for chief operating officer Brian Murphy, a former Chicago cop who was Daley’s deputy chief of staff, and $258,816 for vice president of operations Michael Degnan, the son of longtime Daley political adviser Timothy Degnan.
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debtsor
5 years ago

And these are the same people that want to expand the reach of government. Yes, expand the reach of government, into my pocket, to fund themselves.

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