Current CUNA president/CEO Jim Nussle, who started his position in September 2014, received $237,896 in compensation for that year, according to the form 990 filed by CUNA.
Nussle received $214,521 in reportable compensation and $23,275 in retirement and other deferred compensation, the form read.
His base salary, according to a memorandum, was $850,000 – a $46,900 raise over the 2014 base salary of his predecessor Bill Cheney, current president/CEO for the $11.4 billion, Santa Ana, Calif.-based SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union.
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