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Highest-paid nonprofit chief executives
Ranked by total compensation for most recent fiscal year available
| Rank | Executive | Organization | Total compensation |
| 1 | Eric W. Dickson, president & CEO | UMass Memorial Healthcare Inc., Worcester | $1,604,368 |
| 2 | W. Patrick Hughes, former president & CEO | Fallon Health Inc., Worcester | $1,124,031 |
| 3 | Edward H. Moore, president & CEO | Harrington Memorial Hospital Inc., Southbridge | $849,248 |
Source: Guidestar, a 501(c)(3) that collects and presents 990 forms for IRS-registered nonprofits
