Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia competitors

Zippia score 3.7

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Genesee Health System has the most employees (750).
The oldest company is Clifford Beers, founded in 1913.

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Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia	1982	3.7	Philadelphia, PA	1	$1.6M	30
National Council On Alcohol and Drug Dependence Inc	1960	3.4	Phoenix, AZ	1	$500,000	50
The Mental Health Association of Westchester	1946	4.0	Tarrytown, NY	1	$50.0M	120
Terra Nova Counseling	1989	3.6	Citrus Heights, CA	1	$3.3M	85
Project Return	1979	3.9	Nashville, TN	1	$5.0M	34
Pathways to Housing	1992	4.2	New York, NY	1	$10.0M	100
Genesee Health System	1962	4.1	Flint, MI	1	$45.5M	750
The Main Place Inc	2000	3.9	Mount Vernon, OH	1	$1.4M	50
Health Services of North Texas	1988	3.5	Denton, TX	1	$13.0M	175
Human Skills & Resources	1980	3.5	Sapulpa, OK	1	$3.4M	50
Association for Mental Health and Wellness	2014	3.3	Ronkonkoma, NY	1	$10.9M	70
Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center	1969	4.1	New York, NY	1	$50.0M	162
New Directions for Women	1977	3.5	Costa Mesa, CA	1	$3.7M	42
Clifford Beers	1913	3.4	New Haven, CT	1	$10.0M	5
Community Human Services	1969	3.5	Monterey, CA	1	$5.0M	148
San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center	1972	4.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$50.0M	750
HOPE Community Services	1980	4.1	Oklahoma City, OK	1	$2.6M	50
Austin Travis County Integral Care	1967	3.5	Austin, TX	1	$2.7M	75
Odyssey House Louisiana	1973	4.1	New Orleans, LA	1	$10.0M	93
Jewish Family Service - Cincinnati	1943	4.3	Cincinnati, OH	1	$13.0M	175
Aletheia House	1972	3.6	Birmingham, AL	1	$10.0M	15

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Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia	$43,589	$20.96	-

Compare Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia	$33,802	$16.25
Health Services of North Texas	$36,815	$17.70
San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center	$36,715	$17.65
New Directions for Women	$33,988	$16.34
Human Skills & Resources	$33,766	$16.23
National Council On Alcohol and Drug Dependence Inc	$33,141	$15.93
Emma L. Bowen Community Service Center	$32,981	$15.86
The Mental Health Association of Westchester	$32,918	$15.83
Community Human Services	$32,900	$15.82
Association for Mental Health and Wellness	$32,724	$15.73
Odyssey House Louisiana	$32,657	$15.70
Pathways to Housing	$32,479	$15.62
Project Return	$32,457	$15.60
The Main Place Inc	$32,322	$15.54
Aletheia House	$32,136	$15.45
Terra Nova Counseling	$32,079	$15.42
Austin Travis County Integral Care	$31,630	$15.21
Jewish Family Service - Cincinnati	$31,187	$14.99
Clifford Beers	$30,391	$14.61
HOPE Community Services	$29,244	$14.06

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Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
The Mental Health Association of Westchester	19%	81%
Community Human Services	26%	74%
Project Return	30%	70%
HOPE Community Services	35%	65%
San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center	41%	59%
Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia	44%	56%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia	70%	10%	9%	6%	5%	8.6
HOPE Community Services	62%	13%	12%	7%	6%	9.3
Project Return	64%	14%	12%	5%	5%	8.2
Community Human Services	62%	17%	10%	8%	3%	7.3
The Mental Health Association of Westchester	59%	13%	14%	9%	4%	7.4
San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center	44%	36%	7%	9%	6%	9.1

Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Jeanette Moore

HOPE Community Services

Alice Forrester

Clifford Beers

Bettie Kirkland

Project Return

Robin McCrae

Community Human Services

Sue Bright

New Directions for Women

Ed Carlson

Odyssey House Louisiana

Ed Carlson is a Master of Nothing! at KDV Kim Diaphragm Valves, King of Compliance at ROLLING ELVI INC, and Chief Executive Officer at Odyssey House Louisiana Inc and is based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has worked as Program Officer at Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation. Ed attended John F. Kennedy University between 1989 and 1992 and Orange Glen High School, Escondido Ca between 1978 and 1981.

Mr. Marc Leboutillier

The Mental Health Association of Westchester

Mr. Marc LeBoutillier is a Chief Executive Officer at Mental Health Association Of Westchester and is based in United States.

Tim Ryder

San Fernando Valley Community Mental Health Center

Liz Vogel

Jewish Family Service - Cincinnati

Liz Vogel is a Chief Executive Officer at Jewish Family Service of Cincinnati. He attended Yale University.

Michael Stoltz Lcsw

Association for Mental Health and Wellness

Professional social worker with over 35 years experience in non-profit management. Deveoped an innovative, rehabilitation agency from its birth to nealry $5 million annual budget with programs serving over 1200 people with psychiatric disabilities each year. Led or co-led formation of local and Statewide coalitions pertaining to legislative and regulatory reforms in multiple areas of public and private community mental health care. Direct clinical practitioner for individuals, couples, and families on a private basis as well as an adjunct professor of Social Welfare policy at Adelphi University. Member of Board of Directors of multiple facilities and organizations on Long Island.