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Zippia score 3.3

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Alternatives For Girls vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Alternatives For Girls	1987	3.3	Detroit, MI	1	$5.0M	70
Healthy Teen Network	1979	3.7	Baltimore, MD	1	$1.6M	11
The Fortune Society	1967	4.1	Islandia, NY	2	$24.6M	100
Hetrick-Martin Institute	1979	4.1	New York, NY	1	$8.3M	50
Aids Athens	1987	3.6	Athens, GA	1	$5.0M	11
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County	1976	2.6	Fort Worth, TX	1	$7.4M	125
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	1974	3.5	Cleveland, OH	1	$6.1M	125
YWCA West Central Michigan	1900	3.7	Grand Rapids, MI	1	$10.0M	70
Southeastern ND Community	2010	3.8	Fargo, ND	2	$10.0M	2
YWCA Northcentral PA	1893	3.4	Williamsport, PA	1	$410,000	5
YWCA South Hampton Roads	1911	3.2	Norfolk, VA	1	$5.0M	67
Marion County Commission On Youth, Inc.	1992	3.5	Indianapolis, IN	1	$2.4M	14
Maryland Health Care for All	1999	3.7	Baltimore, MD	1	$1.2M	14
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF ERIE COUNTY	1973	3.9	-	-	$30.6M	465
Project Reach Youth	-	4.1	-	-	$5.0M	50
DASH - District Alliance for Safe Housing	2006	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$5.0M	30
YWCA Missoula	1967	3.7	Missoula, MT	1	$2.6M	20
Center for Child Protection and Family Support	1987	3.4	Washington, DC	1	$690,000	10
Crime Victims Assistance Center	1977	2.9	Binghamton, NY	1	$999,999	40
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	1993	3.6	San Antonio, TX	1	$4.2M	31
Baltimore Child Abuse Center	1985	3.6	Baltimore, MD	1	$5.0M	47

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Alternatives For Girls salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Alternatives For Girls	$56,352	$27.09	-

Compare Alternatives For Girls job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Alternatives For Girls	$39,810	$19.14
The Fortune Society	$42,085	$20.23
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES OF ERIE COUNTY	$41,184	$19.80
Girls Inc. of Tarrant County	$40,988	$19.71
Maryland Health Care for All	$40,892	$19.66
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	$40,548	$19.49
Southeastern ND Community	$40,395	$19.42
Marion County Commission On Youth, Inc.	$40,318	$19.38
Project Reach Youth	$40,129	$19.29
YWCA Northcentral PA	$39,968	$19.22
Healthy Teen Network	$39,648	$19.06
YWCA Missoula	$39,609	$19.04
Center for Child Protection and Family Support	$38,746	$18.63
Baltimore Child Abuse Center	$38,237	$18.38
Hetrick-Martin Institute	$36,329	$17.47
Aids Athens	$35,837	$17.23
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	$35,487	$17.06
YWCA South Hampton Roads	$35,298	$16.97
YWCA West Central Michigan	$34,889	$16.77
DASH - District Alliance for Safe Housing	$34,559	$16.61

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Alternatives For Girls demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
YWCA South Hampton Roads	15%	85%
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	20%	80%
Hetrick-Martin Institute	47%	53%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Hetrick-Martin Institute	58%	20%	12%	7%	3%	8.8
YWCA South Hampton Roads	66%	8%	17%	5%	4%	5.1
Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas	38%	48%	11%	2%	1%	5.9

Alternatives For Girls and similar companies CEOs

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Jo Anne

The Fortune Society

Jo Anne is a President/CEO at Fortune Society.

Rod Grozier

Hetrick-Martin Institute

James Kappel

Southeastern ND Community

Sondra Miller

Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

• Executive leader who inspires and drives organizational transformation • Engages and communicates with diverse stakeholders in collaborative process grounded in organizational service • Galvanizes support and builds consensus around inclusive strategic direction and initiatives • Leads high-performance teams to exceptional success • Capacity to leverage challenges as opportunities and organize complexity • Ensures results that fortify business growth and integrity • Known for high emotional intelligence and courageous commitment

Tami Wise

YWCA Northcentral PA

Jennifer Limas

Girls Inc. of Tarrant County

Michelle Ellis Young

YWCA South Hampton Roads

Michelle Ellis Young is a Chief Executive Officer at YWCA South Hampton Roads and Course Reviewer at American Diabetes Association and is based in Norfolk, Virginia. She has worked as Project Management Trainer/Process Improvement Supv. at B C Harris Publishing, Director at Retail Alliance Foundation, and Activities Advisor at University of Houston. Michelle works or has worked as Associate Minister/Ministry Coordinator at Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church. She attended Seton Academy between 1983 and 1987, Hampton University between 1992 and 1994, and University of Houston - Central Campus between 1987 and 1992.

Adam Rosenberg

Baltimore Child Abuse Center

Olivia Long

Aids Athens

Sindi Rosales

Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas

Sindi Rosales is a Chief Executive Officer at Epilepsy Foundation Central & South Texas and is based in San Antonio, Texas.