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MNIT Executive Manager salaries

What the State of Minnesota pays people with the job title “MNIT Executive Manager” in fiscal year 2026, across all agencies.

Employees
14
FY 2026
Total paid
$2.6M
in FY 2026
Median paid
$190,941
base rate median $186,618
Average paid
$185,800
across 14 with pay
Highest paid
$222,656
Pal-Freeman, William

Median pay by fiscal year

Paid in year and annual base rate

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Employees by fiscal year

People on the payroll at any time in the year

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Agencies with this job title

FY 2026, largest agencies by number of people; averages use the amount paid in the year

Highest average pay (3+ people)
Employees, FY 2026
NameAgencyBase payPaid ▼Overtime
Pal-Freeman, WilliamMinnesota IT Services
IT CIO DOCorrections
$89.72 /hr$222,656—
Hoenigschmidt, JohnMinnesota IT Services
Enterprise Service Mgmt
$89.72 /hr$191,008—
Spratt, TyroneMinnesota IT Services
DCFY CBTO
$89.72 /hr$191,008—
Ady, WendyMinnesota IT Services
CIIS Division
$89.72 /hr$191,008—
Bennett, Robert IanMinnesota IT Services
DOT Chief Information Officer
$89.72 /hr$191,008—
Covey, JennaMinnesota IT Services
IT CIO Natural Resources
$89.72 /hr$191,008—
Johnson, James E.Minnesota IT Services
NCS Division
$89.72 /hr$190,941—
Poehling, Gregory J.Minnesota IT Services
IT CIO DCT
$89.72 /hr$190,941—
Rindal, John RobertMinnesota IT Services
IT CIO Admin
$89.72 /hr$190,941—
Moreland, John DavidMinnesota IT Services
Enterprise Service Mgmt
$89.72 /hr$186,522—
Henderson, Francisco ThomasMinnesota IT Services
Chief Information Officer
$89.72 /hr$186,522—
McNulty, George FrancisMinnesota IT Services
MNIT DHS CBTO
$89.72 /hr$186,522—
Stubbendick, Cory JMinnesota IT Services
IT CIO DOR
$89.72 /hr$186,522—
Flatley, William RussellMinnesota IT Services
Chief Information Officer
$86.75 /hr$104,599—

Each person counts once per fiscal year, agency and county (multiple positions combined, shown as “+ more”). “Paid” is the total paid during the fiscal year, including overtime and other pay; it is lower than the base rate for anyone who started, left or worked part time. “Base pay” is the rate on record.