2012 Compensation Survey - Association for Financial Professionals

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2012 AFP Compensation Survey

RSCH_12_Comp_Survey Results of the 24th annual AFP Compensation Survey show that financial professionals’ salaries reflect the continued growth of the U.S. economy in 2011. Overall, financial professionals garnered an average increase in base salary of 3.3 percent in 2011—more than one percentage point ahead of the national average.

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The report features information from 25 finance, treasury and accounting positions detailing factors such as company size, industry, location, gross revenue and years of experience. It also includes job descriptions and organizational charts and addresses the impact of education and certification.

Survey report includes:

25 Corporate Positions - divided by industry, education, geography, company size, gross revenue and years of experience
25 Complete Job Descriptions
48 Actual Company Organizational Charts
Sample Salary Structure
Articles on Job Descriptions and Organizational Charts

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Survey Highlights and Guide - Download key findings and samples of compensation charts, organizational charts and salary structures. (Visitor must log into website to download)
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2012 AFP Compensation Survey

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