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Florida nonprofit that paid CEO $574,000 pushes back on report
According to the governor’s Chief Inspector Genera, Citrus Health was one of nine agencies that appear to be paying their executives more than the amount allowed by state law.
 
 
Mario Jardon, president and CEO of the Hialeah-based Citrus Health Network, made $574,660, which the state says includes $360,840 in excess compensation. The state says the agency also paid excessive compensation to two other executives at the community-based mental health center, for a total of $403,000 in excessive compensation. The company denies it. [ ROBERTO KOLTUN | El Nuevo Herald ]
Updated Jan. 27
TALLAHASSEE — The child welfare agency that serves Miami-Dade and Monroe counties pushed back Wednesday against allegations made by the governor’s chief inspector general, denying claims that it ....

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