BC Lottery Corporation

2017–2025 · 1,122 total records

1,075 employees (2025)$111,711 avg salary (2025)$120.1M total payroll (2025)9 years on list

BC Lottery Corporation had 1,075 employees on the 2025 British Columbia Compensation Disclosure, with an average salary of $111,711 and a total disclosed payroll of $120M — up 15257.1% from 2024. The highest-paid employee on record was Patrick Davis (President and CEO, 2024), earning $527,943.

Highest paid all-time

Patrick Davis

President and CEO

$527,943

2024

$451,610

2025

Patrick Davis

President and CEO

$449,288

2023

Jim Lightbody

President

$428,227

2018

Jim Lightbody

President

$415,060

2017

Jim Lightbody

President and CEO

$411,084

2019

Jim Lightbody

President

$386,027

2020

Alan Kerr

Chief Financial Officer and VP Corporate Services

$359,980

2024

Kevin Gass

Vice President, Lottery Gaming

$356,287

2021

Bradley Desmarais

Chief Operating Officer

$349,381

2021

Headcount & Salary Trends

Disclosed employees · bars = headcount, lines = salary

Year-by-Year Breakdown

2025+15257.1% headcount

Employees

1,075

Avg Salary

$111,711

Median

$103,931

Total Payroll

$120.1M

2024+16.7% headcount

Employees

7

Avg Salary

$237,103

Median

$280,592

Total Payroll

$2.0M

2023+20.0% headcount

Employees

6

Avg Salary

$246,344

Median

$252,320

Total Payroll

$1.8M

2022-16.7% headcount

Employees

5

Avg Salary

$255,244

Median

$241,368

Total Payroll

$1.5M

2021+0.0% headcount

Employees

6

Avg Salary

$228,288

Median

$266,405

Total Payroll

$1.7M

2020+20.0% headcount

Employees

6

Avg Salary

$220,057

Median

$221,830

Total Payroll

$1.8M

2019+0.0% headcount

Employees

5

Avg Salary

$230,670

Median

$217,380

Total Payroll

$1.6M

2018-28.6% headcount

Employees

5

Avg Salary

$225,835

Median

$209,341

Total Payroll

$1.6M

2017

Employees

7

Avg Salary

$199,412

Median

$214,669

Total Payroll

$1.9M

Data sourced from the BC Public Sector Compensation Disclosures. This site is independent and not affiliated with the Government of British Columbia. Always verify against the official source.