University of Miami president salary and executive pay
University of Miami paid its CEO, Joseph Echevarria, $6,737,344 for the fiscal year ending May 2025. That is up $2,452,360 (57.2%) from the fiscal year ending May 2024. University of Miami ranks 4th of 100 universities on this site by CEO pay. University of Miami has 4 Form 990 returns on record, for fiscal years ending 2022 to 2025. Also known as UM or UHealth.
Last updated from IRS e-file data. EIN 59-0624458, Coral Gables, FL.
CEO, fiscal year ending May 2025
$6,737,344
Also listed with a president, chancellor or chief executive title on this filing: Julio Frenk (President (thru 6/12/2024)), $3,316,600.
Highest-paid person, fiscal year ending May 2025
$8,410,889Mario CristobalHead Coach, Football
- Total revenue
- $7,039,401,641
- CEO pay vs. peers
- Higher than 37%
Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending May 2025, IRS object ID 202631059349302603.View the filing
Peers: the 94 other universities on this site. Ranked 60th of 95 by top pay as a share of revenue. Pay is 0.10% of revenue, our calculation from the same return. Revenue is Part I, line 12; peers are compared on their latest full-year returns.
The latest return titles Joseph Echevarria "CEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth" and lists the previous president, Julio Frenk, as "President (thru 6/12/2024)".
Highest-paid people on the latest return
On the latest return, 11 people were paid more than $500,000, 10 of them more than $1 million.
| Name and title | Total |
|---|---|
| Mario CristobalHead Coach, Football | $8,410,889 |
| Joseph Echevarria CEO CEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth | $6,737,344 |
| Dipen ParekhCOO UHealth, Chair Urology,Physician | $4,277,083 |
| James LarranagaHead Coach, Men's Basketball | $3,730,127 |
| Julio FrenkPresident (thru 6/12/2024) | $3,316,600 |
President's pay by year
Each row is the CEO on that year's return.
| Fiscal year ending | Name and title | Total | Revenue | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2025 | Joseph Echevarria CEO CEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth | $6,737,344 | $7,039,401,641 | Filing |
| May 2024 | Joseph Echevarria CEO CEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth | $4,284,984 | $6,488,140,479 | Filing |
| May 2023 | Julio Frenk President President | $1,996,002 | $5,921,562,389 | Filing |
| May 2022 | Julio Frenk President President | $2,106,289 | $5,466,904,190 | Filing |
How this pay was reported
The parts of each total, as reported on the return for the fiscal year ending May 2025.
Source: Form 990, fiscal year ending May 2025, IRS object ID 202631059349302603.View the filing
| Part VII | Schedule J | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name and title | From org | Other | Base | Bonus | Other | Deferred | Nontaxable | Total |
| Mario CristobalHead Coach, Football | $8,344,127 | $66,762 | $8,011,725 | $250,000 | $82,402 | $34,500 | $32,262 | $8,410,889 |
| Joseph EchevarriaCEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth | $5,896,486 | $840,858 | $1,911,609 | $1,710,000 | $2,274,877 | $801,274 | $39,584 | $6,737,344 |
| Dipen ParekhCOO UHealth, Chair Urology,Physician | $3,921,686 | $355,397 | $2,647,972 | $1,236,292 | $37,422 | $317,383 | $38,014 | $4,277,083 |
| James LarranagaHead Coach, Men's Basketball | $3,666,904 | $63,223 | $3,539,771 | $0 | $127,133 | $34,500 | $28,723 | $3,730,127 |
| Julio FrenkPresident (thru 6/12/2024) | $3,080,098 | $236,502 | $1,319,083 | $317,918 | $1,443,097 | $34,500 | $202,002 | $3,316,600 |
These figures come from University of Miami'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 University of Miami compares
Ranked 4th of 100 universities by CEO pay.
Closest in revenue among the universities on this site:
MIT$2,151,788 (President), fiscal year ending Jun 2025
Cornell University$1,405,700 (President), fiscal year ending Jun 2025
Columbia University$1,826,091 (President), fiscal year ending Jun 2025
University of Rochester$1,803,590 (President), fiscal year ending Jun 2025
Emory University$3,024,831 (President), fiscal year ending Aug 2025
Common questions
Joseph Echevarria (CEO University of Miami, CEO UHealth) was paid $6,737,344 for the fiscal year ending May 2025: $5,896,486 from University of Miami and $840,858 in other compensation (Part VII columns D and F). University of Miami ranks 4th of 100 universities on this site by CEO pay.
The highest-paid person on the latest return was Mario Cristobal (Head Coach, Football), at $8,410,889. That is $1,673,545 more than the CEO, Joseph Echevarria. Next was Dipen Parekh (COO UHealth, Chair Urology,Physician), at $4,277,083. On the latest return, 11 people were paid more than $500,000, 10 of them more than $1 million.
University of Miami paid its CEO, Joseph Echevarria, $6,737,344 for the fiscal year ending May 2025. That is up $2,452,360 (57.2%) from the fiscal year ending May 2024. The earliest return on record is for the fiscal year ending May 2022, when the president was Julio Frenk, paid $2,106,289. By fiscal year end: May 2022, $2,106,289 (Julio Frenk); May 2023, $1,996,002; May 2024, $4,284,984 (Joseph Echevarria); May 2025, $6,737,344.
From the 4 Form 990 returns University of Miami filed with the IRS for fiscal years ending 2022 to 2025. Schedule J of the fiscal year ending May 2025 return breaks down pay for all 5 people in the pay breakdown above. The methodology page explains how they're chosen.