Yael Eckstein, president of IFCJ, announces the completion of the Salary and Compensation Audit of 2024

Chicago, February 17, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – International Community of Christians and Jews (IFCJ)A non -profit global organization dedicated to humanitarian aid and the strengthening of Jewish Christian relations has completed its salary and compensation audit 2024. The independent audit, made by Willis Towers Watson (WTW), provides a comprehensive evaluation of the Executive compensation to guarantee alignment with the standards of the industry and the responsible financial administration.

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WTW, a world leader in advisory, shift and human resources solutions, evaluated total remuneration for four key executive positions, including the president and the IFCJ CEO. The review examined base salaries and total compensation in cash, which incorporates annual incentive awards, to compare IFCJ salary structures against those of comparable non -profit organizations.

The audit confirmed that IFCJ compensation practices are fair, competitive and in line with best practices within the non -profit sector.

“The financial responsibility and the administration of responsible donors are at the center of our mission,” said Robin Van Etten, CEO of the USA and IFCJ World Operations Director. “This audit reaffirms our commitment to transparency, ensuring that our compensation structures, particularly for our president and CEO, Yael Eckstein, increase the competitive and reflect the values ​​and responsibilities of our organization.”

The analysis considered multiple data points, including:

• Reference reference compensation recognized salary surveys and industry sources
• Specific responsibilities of roles and tendencies of the non -profit sector
• Financial indicators, including budgeted income of 2024 of IFCJ
• Adjustments for inflation and increases in non -profit executive merit

The audit results also demonstrate IFCJ’s commitment to maintain transparency and ethical financial practices.

“Trust is the basis of our work, and this independent review reinforces our dedication to administer the contributions of donors in a responsible way,” said Yael Eckstein, president and CEO of IFCJ. “We continue to focus on our mission of providing humanitarian aid, supporting Israel and building bridges between Christian and Jewish communities around the world.”

Detailed financial reports and audited statements for IFCJ are available at request through the IFCJ donor services department at (800) 486-8844.

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For more than 40 years, IFCJ has been a non -profit cooperation between Christians and Jews, while providing critical help to Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. In 2023, IFCJ provided humanitarian assistance to more than two million people, supported Aliyah’s efforts and strengthened Israel’s security infrastructure. For more information, visit www.ifcj.org.

About Yael Eckstein
As president and CEO of IFCJ, Yael Eckstein leads the global efforts of the organization, supervises the programs and serves as its international spokesman. A respected leader in the non -profit sector has been recognized multiple times as one of the “50 most influential Jews” by The publication of Jerusalem and is the receiver of the humanitarian prize of the publication. Yael resides in Israel with his family.

Media contact:

International Community of Christians and Jews (IFCJ)
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https://www.ifcj.org/

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