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Personal Services Contracts, Based on Data Extracted from SAP on November 25, 2015 List of current Personal Services Contracts, based on data extracted from SAP on November 25, 2015 Approximate Employee Business Area Position Name Annualized Salary Ms Alyson Pierik Agriculture EA to Minister - Agriculture$ 69,573.92 Mr Stephen Moore Communications Nova Scotia Director, Communications$ 91,669.24 Ms Jalana Lewis Communities, Culture& Heritage Knowledge Lead $ 74,849.32 Ms Nancy Radcliffe Communities, Culture& Heritage EA to Minister - CCH/African NS Affairs$ 69,573.92 Mr Terry Dixon Communities, Culture& Heritage Operations Lead $ 74,008.22 Ms Shalyn Jones Communities, Culture& Heritage Health Support Lead $ 74,849.32 Ms Rhonda Atwell Communities, Culture& Heritage Facilitation Lead $ 74,849.32 Ms Lisa Bugden Communities, Culture& Heritage Director $ 135,644.08 Ms Nancy Baroni Community Services Project Director $ 79,999.92 Mr Aaron MacMullin Community Services EA to Minister - Community Services$ 69,573.66 Ms Joy Graham Educ & Early Childhood Develop EA to Minister-Educ. & Early Child.Dev$ 69,573.92 Ms Jessika-Jane Gilker Energy Legal Researcher $ 39,163.28 Mr Joshua Bragg Energy EA to Minister-Energy/Off of Acadian Aff$ 69,573.66 Mr Allan Billard Environment EA to Minister - Environment$ 69,573.92 Ms Courtney Bragg Executive Council Ex. Sect. to Chief of Staff$ 56,866.94 Ms Cleo Alexander Executive Council Administrative Assistant$ 45,768.32 Ms Lana M McGlinchey Executive Council Administrative Assistant$ 40,180.92 Mr Jason Kontak Executive Council Aboriginal Aff. & Comm Relations Officer$ 69,573.92 Ms Laurel Munroe Executive Council Press Secretary $ 77,219.22 Ms Laura Lamb Executive Council Receptionist Office Assistant$ 38,519.78 Mr Andrew Coates Executive Council Special Advisor - Health and Wellness$ 73,396.70 Mr Roy Fancy Executive Council Special Assistant $ 64,986.74 Ms Meredith Naylor Executive Council Senior Corporate Policy Advisor$ 83,291.99 Ms Marilla Stephenson Executive Council Project Manager $ 83,259.28 Mr Stephen Hiscock Executive Council EA to Minister - ERDT $ 73,396.70 Ms Pamela J Vanroestel Executive Council Community Relations Officer$ 69,573.92 Ms Jo Anne Fisher Executive Council Manager, Office Administration$ 74,010.56 Mr Ryan Grant Executive Council Principal Secretary $ 91,669.24 Mr Kirby McVicar Executive Council Chief of Staff to the Premier$ 149,349.98 Ms Kristan Hines Executive Council Director of Community Relations$ 101,761.40 Ms Exie D Sciocchetti Executive Council Executive Secretary to the Premier$ 74,925.50 Mr Trevor Floyd Finance and Treasury Board EA to Minister-Fin&Treas. Brd/Gaelic Aff$ 69,573.92 Mr Mark MacPhail Fisheries and Aquaculture EA to Minister - Fisheries & Aquaculture$ 69,573.92 Dr David Gass Health and Wellness Physician Advisor $ 176,205.12 Mr Peter Bragg Health and Wellness EA to Minister-Health & Wellness/Seniors$ 69,573.92 Ms Tracey Preeper Health and Wellness Senior Corporate Policy Advisor$ 85,490.08 Ms Glennie Langille Intergovernmental Affairs Chief of Protocol $ 84,461.78 Dr Christopher McCreery Intergovernmental Affairs Private Sec/Executive Director to LG$ 99,725.86 Mr Robert McMurray Intergovernmental Affairs Corporate Strategist $ 98,999.99 Mr John Cousins Justice Law Clerk $ 61,163.70 Ms Donna Lynn Davis Justice Law Clerk $ 59,382.31 Ms Samantha Parris Justice Articled Clerk $ 35,999.99 Ms Anne Gray Justice Law Clerk $ 61,163.70 Mr Edward Aubut Justice EA to Minister - Justice$ 69,573.66 Miss Lindsay Silliker Justice Articled Clerk $ 35,999.99 Miss Andrea Isabelle Justice Law Clerk $ 61,163.70 Mr Michael Mantle Justice Law Clerk $ 35,999.99 Miss Danielle St George Justice Law Clerk $ 35,999.99 Ms Sarah Outhit-Smith Labour and Advanced Education EA to Minister - Labour & Adv. Education$ 69,573.92 Ms Jeanne Alice Comeau Legislative Services CA Clare-Digby 2013 $ 49,086.44 Ms Karen M Barclay Legislative Services CA-Cumberland South 2013$ 49,086.44 Ms Theresa A Boucher Legislative Services CA-Argyle 2013 $ 24,543.22 Ms Erin Lynch Legislative Services Communications Assistant$ 42,500.12 Ms Dawn L Boudreau Legislative Services CA-Cape Breton Richmond 2013$ 49,086.44 Mr Kenneth Greenham Legislative Services Sergeant at Arms $ 54,121.60 Ms Jean Wadden Legislative Services CA-Sydney River-Myra-Louisburg 2013$ 49,086.44 Ms Sadie Hardiman Legislative Services Admin Support $ 42,224.78 Ms Carolyn P Perkons Legislative Services CA Preston-Dartmouth 2013$ 49,086.44 Approximate Employee Business Area Position Name Annualized Salary Ms Angela Zinck Legislative Services Manager of Tour & Media Relations Adviso$ 64,000.04 Mr Ian MacDonald Legislative Services CA-Northside-Westmount 2013$ 49,086.44 Mr Peter Harrison Legislative Services Outreach Officer $ 45,000.02 Ms Margaret R Keats Logan Legislative Services CA Dartmouth South 2013$ 43,342.26 Mr Chad A Bowie Legislative Services Director of Outreach $ 69,000.10 Ms Norma Wamboldt Legislative Services CA-Annapolis 2013 $ 43,342.26 Mr Peter Efthymiadis Legislative Services CA Halifax Armdale 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Bonnie Smith Legislative Services CA-Hants West 2013 $ 49,086.44 Ms Janice M Waye Legislative Services CA-Sydney-WhitneyPier 2013$ 44,386.68 Mr Neil MacIsaac Legislative Services Director, Regional Caucus Operations$ 67,464.80 Ms Linda Symonds Legislative Services CA Queens-Shelburne 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Kaitlin M Saxton Legislative Services Researcher $ 47,458.84 Mrs Jacqueline Daley Legislative Services CA-Yarmouth 2013 $ 48,042.02 Mr Peter DeWolf Legislative Services CA-Cape Breton Richmond 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Jennifer A Edge Legislative Services Director of Communications$ 70,189.86 Ms Tammy Harnish Legislative Services CA-Sackville Cobequid 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Sadie Ghosn Legislative Services CA Fairview Clayton Park 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Patricia Waller Legislative Services CA Dartmouth North 2013$ 46,475.52 Ms Dorothy Rose Smith Legislative Services CA Glace Bay 2013 $ 44,909.02 Ms Paula Diab Legislative Services CA Bedford 2013 $ 41,775.76 Ms Stephanie MacNeil Legislative Services CA Truro-BibH-Milbrook-Salmon River 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Kelsey Bennett Legislative Services CA-Halifax Needham 2013$ 42,298.10 Mr Liam Daly Legislative Services Researcher $ 39,290.42 Ms Kelly Gomes Legislative Services CA Halifax Atlantic 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Jenna-Leigh Wilson Legislative Services CA Eastern Shore 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Barbara Allen Legislative Services CA Timberlea Prospect 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Bernadine Taylor Legislative Services CA Hants East 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Shelley Grant Legislative Services CA Guysborough-EasternShore-Tracadie2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Michelle Livingston Legislative Services CA Pictou West 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Lisa Courtney-Mercer Legislative Services CA Fairview Clayton Park 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Deborah Petrie Legislative Services CA Halifax Chebucto 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Linda Tweedie Legislative Services Executive Director $ 74,999.86 Ms Julie Vissers Legislative Services CA Lunenburg West 2013$ 43,342.26 Ms Brenda Wilson Legislative Services CA Pictou Centre 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Danielle Deveau Legislative Services CA Waverley-FallRiver-BeaverBank 2013$ 43,342.26 Mr Christian McAllister Legislative Services Administrative Assistant$ 37,584.04 Ms Shannon Long Legislative Services CA Antigonish 2013 $ 43,342.26 Mr Adam Jacobs Legislative Services CA Lunenburg 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Terrie Little Legislative Services CA Kings West 2013 $ 43,342.26 Ms Maya Bevan Legislative Services CA Kings South 2013 $ 43,342.26 Mr James Colford Legislative Services Executive Assistant to the Speaker$ 67,547.48 Ms Jo Ellen d'Entremont-Dixon Legislative Services CA-Argyle 2013 $ 20,887.88 Ms Ariel Gough Legislative Services News Media/Correspondance Coordinator$ 39,139.88 Mr Raul Rodriguez Bencomo Legislative Services Outreach Officer $ 38,000.04 Mr Sean Joudry Legislative Services Researcher $ 38,000.04 Ms Martha MacQuarrie Legislative Services CA Kings North 2013 $ 41,775.76 Ms Geraldine Pauley Legislative Services CA-Chester St. Margarets 2013$ 41,775.76 Mr Adam Langer Legislative Services Outreach Worker $ 50,000.08 Ms Kymberley Purchase Legislative Services Chief of Staff $ 127,500.10 Ms Jennifer MacDonald Legislative Services CA Victoria The Lakes 2013$ 42,298.10 Ms Kimberly Frizzell Legislative Services CA Colchester Musquodoboit Valley 2013 $ 42,298.10 Ms Kimberly Preeper Legislative Services CA Cole Harbour Eastern Passage 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Florence MacDonald Legislative Services CA Inverness 2013 $ 41,775.76 Ms Kristen Herrington Legislative Services Director of Research and Policy$ 61,799.92 Mr Vernon Oickle Legislative Services Outreach Worker $ 23,000.12 Ms Theressa Govindsamy Legislative Services CA Cole Harbour Portland Valley 2013$ 41,775.76 Mr Dylan Blain Legislative Services Director of Communication$ 60,000.20 Mr Stephen Sampson Legislative Services Regional Caucus Operations Officer$ 45,000.02 Ms Tracy Gough Legislative Services CA Sackville-Beaver Bank 2013$ 20,887.88 Ms Stephanie Duncan Legislative Services CA Clayton Park West 2013$ 41,775.76 Approximate Employee Business Area Position Name Annualized Salary Ms Caitlin Clark Legislative Services CA Halifax Citadel Sable Island 2013$ 41,775.76 Mr Selby Evans Legislative Services Researcher $ 43,000.10 Mr Sean Tobin Legislative Services CA Victoria The Lakes 2013$ 41,775.76 Ms Colette Keel Legislative Services CA Sackville-Beaver Bank 2013$ 20,887.88 Mrs Jennifer Heffernan Legislative Services CA-Cape Breton Centre$ 20,887.88 Ms Mary Woodman Legislative Services CA-Cape Breton Centre$ 20,887.88 Mr Brian Francis Legislative Services Researcher
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