It seems there is a lot of transparency and information available regarding grade levels, salary ranges, officer titles, etc.
Is the below accurate:
VP Level 16-17 ?
SVP Level 18+ ?
What is the process to get promoted to SVP level… does this need to be reviewed and approved by the board?
NOPE! As of TODAY,
11, 12 = officer
13, 14, 15 = avp
16, 17 = vp
18 and up = svp
These happen automatically, I think once a month.
If you had a title before ~4 years ago ( I forget when the change happened) then you keep it. For example if you got VP at 14 or 15, you did not lose it. It carried over. But anyone NEW to 15, VP title DENIED!
VP used to be 14-16, SVP at 17, but I think within like the last year or two they shifted up a grade.
I recall seeing a chart at one time, but haven't seen it in a while. I believe there was some backlash on the original one starting a VP title at Grade 16.
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