Princeton University president salary and executive pay

Princeton paid its president, Christopher Eisgruber, $1,657,737 for the fiscal year ending June 2025. That is up $134,391 (8.8%) from the fiscal year ending June 2024. Princeton ranks 49th of 100 universities on this site by president's pay. Princeton has 4 Form 990 returns on record, for fiscal years ending 2022 to 2025. Also known as Princeton.

Last updated from IRS e-file data. EIN 21-0634501, Princeton, NJ.

President, fiscal year ending June 2025

$1,657,737

Christopher EisgruberPRESIDENT

Highest-paid person, fiscal year ending June 2025

$4,722,776Vincent TuoheyPresident of PRINCO

Total revenue
$3,208,577,000
Pay vs. peers
Higher than 19%

Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending June 2025, IRS object ID 202611349349307136.View the filing

Peers: the 94 other universities on this site. Ranked 77th of 95 by top pay as a share of revenue. Pay is 0.05% of revenue, our calculation from the same return. Revenue is Part I, line 12; peers are compared on their latest full-year returns.

The highest-paid "President" on Princeton's return is the president of PRINCO, its investment company ("President of PRINCO"). The university president is shown as Princeton's lead.

Highest-paid people on the latest return

On the latest return, 30 people were paid more than $500,000, 11 of them more than $1 million.

Name and titleTotal
Vincent TuoheyPresident of PRINCO$4,722,776
Jonathan Ericksonmanaging director of PRINCO$2,953,681
Tae Kyoon Kimmanaging director of PRINCO$2,654,521
Jennifer Birminghammanaging director of PRINCO$2,575,719
Susan Butler Cinigliomanaging director of PRINCO$2,291,759
Total: Part VII columns D, E and F added together.

President's pay by year

Each row is the president on that year's return.

Fiscal year endingName and titleTotalRevenueSource
Jun 2025Christopher Eisgruber
President
PRESIDENT
$1,657,737$3,208,577,000Filing
Jun 2024Christopher Eisgruber
President
PRESIDENT
$1,523,346$3,096,823,000Filing
Jun 2023Christopher Eisgruber
President
PRESIDENT
$1,273,306$3,611,165,000Filing
Jun 2022Christopher Eisgruber
President
PRESIDENT
$1,065,915$5,021,934,000Filing
Total: Part VII columns D, E and F. Revenue: Part I, line 12.

How this pay was reported

The parts of each total, as reported on the return for the fiscal year ending June 2025.

Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending June 2025, IRS object ID 202611349349307136.View the filing

Part VIISchedule J
Name and titleFrom orgOtherBaseBonusOtherDeferredNontaxableTotal
Vincent TuoheyPresident of PRINCO$3,762,747$960,029$860,440$876,250$2,026,057$918,390$41,639$4,722,776
Jonathan Ericksonmanaging director of PRINCO$2,785,511$168,170$1,019,536$1,756,645$9,330$42,140$126,030$2,953,681
Tae Kyoon Kimmanaging director of PRINCO$2,049,037$605,484$765,796$1,210,062$73,179$570,681$34,803$2,654,521
Jennifer Birminghammanaging director of PRINCO$2,002,806$572,913$864,987$1,048,199$89,620$500,184$72,729$2,575,719
Susan Butler Cinigliomanaging director of PRINCO$1,686,082$605,677$765,603$847,832$72,647$570,681$34,996$2,291,759
Christopher EisgruberPRESIDENT$1,518,245$139,492$1,360,953$0$157,292$42,140$97,352$1,657,737
Part VII, Section A: From org is column D, Other is column F.Schedule J, Part II: Base is column B(i), Bonus B(ii), Other B(iii), Deferred C, Nontaxable D, Total E.

These figures come from Princeton's Form 990 returns, as the IRS publishes them. The methodology page explains how they're chosen. To report an error, email corrections@ceopaycheck.com.

How Princeton compares

Ranked 49th of 100 universities by president's pay.

Closest in revenue among the universities on this site:

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