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Executive Compensation Survey 2016 - 2017 Northwest EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION SURVEY of Privately Held Companies and Publicly Traded Companies 32nd EDITION Effective date of data: August 2016 (or most recent proxy) Publication date: January 2017 www.salarysurveys.milliman.com PARTICIPANT DIRECTORY Data from a total of 307 Northwest companies are included in this survey. The following list includes 128 publicly traded & 179 privately held/other companies. BANKING / FINANCIAL - PRIVATELY HELD Oregon Community Credit Union First Federal - Port Angeles Gensco, Inc Advantis Credit Union Oregonians Credit Union First Financial Northwest Bank* Jewett Cameron Trading Company* ALPS Federal Credit Union Pacifi c Crest Savings Bank First Sound Bank Jones Soda Co.* Bank of Eastern Oregon Pacifi c NW Federal Credit Union FS Bancorp (1st Security Bank of WA)* Lithia Motors, Inc.* Bank of Idaho Peninsula Credit Union Heritage Financial Corp (Heritage Bank)* Nordstrom, Inc.* bankcda Peoples Bank Homestreet, Inc. (HomeStreet Bank)* Papa Murphy's Holdings, Inc.* Cashmere Valley Bank Pioneer Trust Bank, N.A. Northrim Bancorp, Inc. (Northrim Bank)* Starbucks Corporation* Clackamas Federal Credit Union Point West Credit Union Oregon Pacifi c Bank Willamette Valley Vineyards, Inc.* Coastal Community Bank Providence Federal Credit Union Pacifi c Continental Corporation* Zumiez, Inc.* Colville Tribal Credit Corporation RiverBank Pacifi c Financial Corporation* ELECTRONICS / TECHNOLOGY Commencement Bank Rivermark Community Credit Union People's Bank of Commerce Community Bank Rogue Credit Union Prime Pacifi c Bank Apex Learning Inc. Consolidated Community Credit Union SaviBank Puget Sound Bank Base2 Solutions Craft3 Security State Bank Riverview Bancorp, Inc.* Blucora, Inc.* Credit Union 1 Skagit Bank Sound Financial Bancorp, Inc.* BSQUARE Corporation* D.L. Evans Bank Solarity Credit Union Summit Bank - Oregon Cascade Microtech, Inc. * Denali Federal Credit Union Sound Credit Union Timberland Bancorp, Inc.* Clearsign Combustion Corp* Fibre Federal Credit Union Spirit of Alaska Federal Credit Union Umpqua Holdings Corporation* Cray Inc.* First Federal - McMinnville St. Helens Community Credit Union Washington Federal, Inc.* CUI Global, Inc.* Generations Credit Union State Bank Northwest Willamette Community Bank Data I/O Corporation Global Credit Union The Bank of Commerce Digimarc Corporation* BIOTECH / PHARMACEUTICAL HAPO Community Credit Union Unitus Community Credit Union Electro Scientifi c Industries, Inc.* IBEW & United Workers FCU Verity Credit Union Acucela* FEI Company* Idaho First Bank Washington State Employees Credit Union Alder BioPharmaceuticals, Inc.* FLIR Systems, Inc.* Idaho Housing and Finance Association Washington Trust Bank Cascadian Therapeutics* Itron, Inc.* Idaho Independent Bank Wauna Federal Credit Union CTI / Cell Therapeutics, Inc.* KeyTronicEMS* Inspirus Credit Union WCLA Credit Union CytoDyn Inc.* Lattice Semiconductor Corporation* iQ Credit Union WestEdge Credit Union Immune Design Corp.* LiquidPlanner Islanders Bank Woodstone Credit Union Omeros Corporation* Mentor Graphics Corporation* Kitsap Credit Union Yakima Federal Savings and Loan OncoGenex Pharmaceuticals, Inc.* Microsoft Corporation* Lewis & Clark Bank Association PATH Microvision, Inc.* Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union Quorum Review IRB Mixpo, Inc. BANKING / FINANCIAL - PUBLICLY TRADED Mountain Pacifi c Bank Seattle Genetics, Inc.* Pendrell Corp* Mt. McKinley Bank Albina Community Bank RadiSys Corporation* DISTRIBUTION / WHOLESALE / RETAIL North Coast Credit Union Anchor Bank* RealNetworks, Inc.* Northwest Bank Banner Corporation* Amazon.com, Inc.* Seagull Scientifi c, Inc. Northwest Community Credit Union Cascade Bancorp* Blue Nile, Inc.* Tableau Software, Inc.* Northwest Plus Credit Union CenterPointe Community Bank Boise Cascade Company* Teo Technologies, Inc. Numerica Credit Union Citizens Bank Costco Wholesale Corporation* T-Mobile US, Inc.* O Bee Credit Union Clatsop Community Bank Craft Brew Alliance, Inc.* Visualant, Inc.* Olympia Federal Savings Columbia Banking System, Inc.* Electronic Systems Technology Inc.* WildTangent, Inc. Community 1st Bank * Data gathered from proxy statements and annual reports. 2016 - 2017 Northwest Executive Compensation Survey PARTICIPANT DIRECTORY HEALTH CARE Saint Alphonsus Medical Center - Nampa IsoRay, Inc.* Quest Solution, Inc.* Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center - Kershaw Companies Radiant Logistics, Inc.* Bend Memorial Clinic P.C. Boise Key Technology, Inc.* Red Lion Hotels Corporation* Bloodworks Northwest Salem Health Mines Management, Inc.* Rightside Group* Central Oregon Radiology Assoc., P.C. Samaritan Health Services NanoString Technologies, Inc.* SAIF Corporation Columbia Basin Health Association Samaritan Healthcare Nautilus, Inc.* Savers, Inc. Columbia Memorial Hospital Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Nike, Inc.* Sound Transit Columbia Valley Community Health Seattle Children's Northwest Pipe Company* SPIE Community Health Association of Spokane Seattle Radiologists, Inc. PACCAR Inc* Stancorp Financial Group, Inc.* Community Health of Central Washington Sound Mental Health Pacifi c Coast Feather Company The Aleut Corporation EvergreenHealth Spokane Eye Clinic Potlatch Corporation* TriMet Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center St. Joseph Regional Medical Center Preco Electronics TrueBlue, Inc.* Frontier Behavioral Health Summit Pacifi c Medical Center Precor Incorporated Trupanion* Grays Harbor Community Hospital The Center Schmitt Industries, Inc.* US Ecology, Inc.* Group Health Cooperative The Doctors Clinic Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc.* Washington Health Benefi t Exchange HealthPoint The Polyclinic UniSea, Inc. Washington State Bar Association Heritage Health The Vancouver Clinic Weyerhaeuser Company* Wireless Advocates, LLC / Car Toys Incyte Diagnostics Tri-State Memorial Hospital Zillow, Inc.* SERVICES International Community Health Services Tuality Healthcare UTILITIES Island Hospital University of Washington - Harborview Alaska Air Group, Inc.* Kartini Clinic Medical Center Barrett Business Services, Inc. * Alaska Communications Systems* Kittitas Valley Community Hospital University of Washington Medical Center Cascade Public Media Ambient Water Corporation* Klickitat Valley Health Valley Medical Center Community Health Plan of Washington Avista Corporation* Kootenai Health Willapa Harbor Hospital CRISTA Ministries Chugach Electric Association, Inc.* Lake Chelan Community Hospital Yakima Neighborhood Health Services Doyon, Limited City of Tacoma & Tacoma Public Utilities Legacy Health Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Expedia, Inc.* Energy Keepers, Inc. (EKI) Lincoln Hospital District #3 Yellowhawk Tribal Heath Center Expeditors International of Washington, Inc.* Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) Lourdes Health Network F5 Networks, Inc.* General Communication, Inc. (GCI)* MANUFACTURING Mid-Columbia Medical Center Fairbanks Native Association IDACORP, INC.* Morton General Hospital Atossa Genetics Inc.* Foster Pepper PLLC Northwest Natural Gas Company* Moses Lake Community Health Center BioLife Solutions, Inc.* GeoEngineers, Inc. Pacifi Corp* Neighborcare Health Blount International, Inc.* ITEX Corporation* Portland General Electric Company* Newport Hospital & Health Services Cascade Corporation Marchex, Inc.* Puget Sound Energy, Inc.* Northwest Hospital & Medical Center Clear Springs Foods, Inc. Moss Adams LLP U.S. Geothermal Inc.* Olympic Medical Center Clearwater Paper Corporation* Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) Oregon Medical Group Columbia Sportswear Company* Nuvodia Pacifi c Vascular, Inc. Darigold, Inc. Onvia, Inc.* Peninsula Community Health Services Daybreak Oil & Gas, Inc.* Outerwall Inc.* Pullman Regional Hospital Erickson Incorporated* Pacifi cSource Health Plans Puyallup Tribal Health Authority Esterline Technologies Corporation* Perkins Coie LLP Radia Inc., PS Farwest Steel Corporation Pope Resources* Greenbrier Companies, Inc.* Port of Portland Hecla Mining Company* Port of Seattle * Data gathered from proxy statements and annual reports. 2016 - 2017 Northwest Executive Compensation Survey Job Titles 1. GENERAL INDUSTRY 1.01 Chief Executive Officer (CEO) 1.08 Chief Information Officer (CIO) 2. BANKING INDUSTRY 1.02a President / Chief Executive Officer – 1.09 Chief Technology Officer (CTO) 2.01 Chief Credit Administration Officer Group of Subsidiaries / Divisions* 1.10 Top Marketing and Sales Executive 2.02 Chief Lending Officer 1.02b President / Chief Executive Officer – 1.11 Top Marketing Executive 2.03 Chief Retail Banking Officers Singular Subsidiary / Division* 1.12 Top Sales Executive 1.03 Chief Financial Officer (CFO) 1.13 Top Human Resources Executive 3. BIOTECH / BIOPHARMACEUTICAL / HEALTH CARE 1.04 Chief Operating Officer (COO) 1.14 Top Legal Executive / General Counsel 3.01 Chief Medical Officer 1.06 Chief Administrative Officer (CAO)** 1.15 Top Manufacturing Executive 1.07 Top Strategic Planning Executive Job Descriptions 1.0 GENERAL INDUSTRY 1.01 Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Establishes current and long-range objectives, plans, and policies of the company. Develops organizational structure and allocates responsibility to senior executive staff. Key representative of the company to customers, outside agencies, and the general public. Intended to be the highest level position of the company. May also be the Chairman of the Board or hold title of President. 1.02a President / Chief Executive Officer – Group of Subsidiaries / Divisions* Top division executive
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