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Largest Connecticut graduate schools

(Ranked by fall 2013 enrollment)

Rank	College or University	Fall 2013 graduate enrollment/Full-time
1	University of Connecticut, Storrs	7,879/5,263
2	Yale University, New Haven	6,679/6,503
3	Central Connecticut State University, New Britain	2,904/584
4	Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven	2,547/876
5	Quinnipiac University, Hamden	2,261/1,295

Source: Individual Schools./Compiled by Roger Magnus

Connecticut's largest employers

(Ranked by number of Connecticut employees as of May 2014)

Rank	Company	Conn. employees 2014/Year founded
1	State of Connecticut, Hartford	54,230 (1)/1788
2	United Technologies Corp. (2), Hartford	25,000/1929
3	Yale New Haven Health System, New Haven	18,869/1996
4	Hartford Healthcare, Hartford	18,597/1985
5	Yale University, New Haven	14,787 (3)/1701

Source: Individual employers, government and company websites, news reports.
(1) Sum of number of active employees in executive, judicial, and legislative branches of CT state government as well as University of Connecticut and UConn Health. The executive branch number is from Dec. 31, 2013; the legislative branch number is from April 2014;
the judicial branch number is from June 1, 2014. (2) ) Subsidiaries based in Connecticut include Pratt & Whitney, UTC Aerospace Systems, Carrier Corp., Otis Elevator Co., Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.
(3) Figure from Fall 2013.

Largest patent holders in Connecticut

(Ranked by number of 2013 utility patents granted to companies with Connecticut-based inventors. Patent origin is determined by the residence of the first-named inventor.)

Rank	Patent owner	2013 patents (CT-based inventors)/2013 patents (total for company)
1	United Technologies Corp. (1), Hartford	256/310
2	Tyco Healthcare Group LP (2), Mansfield	243 (3)/745 (4)
3	IBM Corp., Armonk, NY	91/6.788
4	UTC Aerospace Systems, Windsor Locks	65/187
5	International Game Technology (IGT), Las Vegas, NV	46/335

Source: U.S. Patent Office./Compiled by Roger Magnus. (1) Subsidiaries based in Connecticut include Pratt & Whitney, UTC Aerospace Systems, Carrier Corp., Otis Elevator Co., Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. (2) In 2007, Tyco Healthcare Group LP was spun off from Tyco International and took the name Covidien. (3) Combined total for Tyco Healthcare Group (2) and Covidien LP (241). (4) Combined total for Tyco Healthcare Group (516) and Covidien LP (274).

Highest-paid executives in Connecticut

(Ranked by total 2013 compensation)

Rank	Name	2013 Total compensation/salary
1	Nolan D. Archibald, Former Executive Chairman Stanley Black & Decker Inc., New Britain	$52,466,771/$308,140
2	Mark T. Bertolini, Chairman, President & CEO, Aetna Inc. Hartford	$30,725,409/$996,169
3	Louis Chênevert, Chairman & CEO United Technologies Corp. Hartford	$20,274,316/$1,756,250
4	Jeffrey R. Immelt, Chairman & CEO, General Electric Co., Fairfield	$19,776,716/$3,466,667
5	Liam McGee*, Chairman, President & CEO, The Hartford Financial Services Group Inc., Hartford	$17,670,315/$1,100,000

*The Hartford announced in June that McGee would step down as CEO.
Source: Individual companies' proxy statements./Compiled by Heide Martin.

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