Allendale Charter Township competitors

Zippia score 3.5

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Allendale Charter Township vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Allendale Charter Township	-	3.5	Allendale, MI	1	$500,000	50
City of Ann Arbor	1825	3.9	Ann Arbor, MI	1	$3.0M	30
City of Columbia Falls Montana	-	3.9	Columbia Falls, MT	1	$3.0M	35
Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County	1991	3.8	Madison, IN	1	$540,000	2
Milford, Ohio	-	3.6	Milford, OH	1	$1.1M	125
Parker County Center of Hope	2003	3.9	Weatherford, TX	1	$3.6M	6
Bethany House of Nassau County	1978	3.8	Roosevelt, NY	1	$5.0M	30
Municipalidad de Rosario	1852	4.0	-	-	$340.0M	7,500
Rajkot Municipal Corporation	1973	4.0	-	-	$9.7M	35
International Living Future Institute	2010	3.3	Seattle, WA	1	$2.6M	20

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Allendale Charter Township salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Allendale Charter Township	$62,936	$30.26	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Allendale Charter Township	$39,802	$19.14
Milford, Ohio	$39,785	$19.13
City of Columbia Falls Montana	$39,781	$19.13
Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County	$39,767	$19.12
Parker County Center of Hope	$39,767	$19.12
Municipalidad de Rosario	$39,767	$19.12
Rajkot Municipal Corporation	$39,767	$19.12
International Living Future Institute	$39,767	$19.12
Bethany House of Nassau County	$37,139	$17.86
City of Ann Arbor	$33,835	$16.27

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Lindsay Baker

International Living Future Institute

I'm an environmentalist by background, and a building scientist by training. Catalyzing at the cutting edge of healthy and sustainable buildings and communities. From research to non-profit work, from startups to corporates, I work wherever I can have a large scale impact. Carrying a special torch for human-centered building operations. Focusing on how we can repair centuries of damage done to BIPOC communities through resilient, job-creating, delightful buildings and cities.

Doug O'Dell

Bethany House of Nassau County

Bill Barnes

Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County

Staci Markwardt

Parker County Center of Hope