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Retirement Services Director salaries

What the State of Minnesota pays people with the job title “Retirement Services Director” in fiscal year 2026, across all agencies.

Employees
12
FY 2026
Total paid
$1.3M
in FY 2026
Median paid
$113,434
base rate median $114,338
Average paid
$109,225
across 12 with pay
Highest paid
$117,028
Metivier, Daniel

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

Employees, FY 2026
NameAgencyBase payPaid ▼Overtime
Metivier, DanielMN State Retirement System
Retirement Services
$54.97 /hr$117,028—
Lee, Rebecca AMN State Retirement System
Retirement Services
$54.97 /hr$115,879—
Fischer, Sarah JPublic Employees Retire Assoc
Benefit Services
$54.97 /hr$115,761—
Partanen, Annie MMN State Retirement System
Retirement Services
$54.97 /hr$114,279—
Ristow, Daniel RobertTeachers Retirement Assoc
Pension Administration
$54.97 /hr$114,279—
Wrightsmith, David EMN State Retirement System
External Benefits
$54.97 /hr$114,279—
Krueger, Afiya ElizabethPublic Employees Retire Assoc
Benefit Services
$53.04 /hr$112,588—
Dalluge, Kathleen IsabelMN State Retirement System
Retirement Services
$53.04 /hr$108,818—
Baar, Sarah JaneTeachers Retirement Assoc
Pension Administration
$51.28 /hr$106,156—
Salvinski, StaceyPublic Employees Retire Assoc
Benefit Services
$49.39 /hr$101,360—
Schertz, TheresaTeachers Retirement Assoc
Pension Administration
$47.61 /hr$95,874$153
Brandenburg, Amy LouisePublic Employees Retire Assoc
Benefit Services
$54.97 /hr$94,400—

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.