Kathryn Brohman was paid $256,059.78 in total compensation as Academic Director (Master of Digital Product Management), Associate Professor at Queen's University in 2025, 156% above Ontario's $100,000.00 Sunshine List threshold.
Kathryn Brohman has appeared on the Ontario Sunshine List 14 times since 2009, earning $3.1M in combined disclosed pay — an average of $219,263.00 a year, up 37% over that span.
That is 46% above the average disclosed pay of $174,913.95 across 1,469 listed Queen's University employees.
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14 years on the list
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The career in numbers
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A career, year by year.
How Kathryn Brohman's total compensation has moved across 14 years on the Ontario Sunshine List.
Year-by-year history
14 years on the Sunshine List.
| Year | Total Compensation | Change |
|---|---|---|
2025Latest | $256,059.78 | ▼ 20.9% |
2024★ Best | $323,804.80 | ▲ 14.1% |
2023 | $283,765.09 | ▲ 7.0% |
2022 | $265,136.00 | ▲ 16.4% |
2018 | $227,777.42 | ▲ 34.7% |
2017 | $169,141.84 | ▼ 11.0% |
2016 | $190,116.40 | ▼ 8.8% |
2015 | $208,384.09 | ▼ 5.4% |
2014 | $220,215.70 | ▲ 8.4% |
2013 | $203,149.77 | ▲ 5.4% |
2012 | $192,766.48 | ▲ 15.9% |
2011 | $166,370.96 | ▼ 5.2% |
2010 | $175,454.04 | ▼ 6.4% |
2009First | $187,544.85 | — |
| 14 years total | $3.1M total | $219,263.00 avg |
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Employee details
- Position
- Academic Director (Master of Digital Product Management), Associate Professor
- Employer
- Queen's University
- Sector
- —
- Province
- Ontario
- First appeared
- 2009
- Latest disclosure
- 2025
- Years on list
- 14
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