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August Jackson vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
2003
3.9
Bethesda, MD1$6.0M75
1948
4.0
West Milwaukee, WI2-376
2001
4.0
Omaha, NE1$5.5M72
1949
3.2
Cincinnati, OH1$1.6M27
2001
3.9
Atlanta, GA1$37.5M350
VAR
-
3.9
Spokane, WA1$430,00010
1992
4.2
Landrum, SC1$55.1M220
Teads
2005
3.8
New York, NY1$1.3M10
-
4.1
Allentown, PA1$37.7M50
The Lukens Company
1986
3.8
Arlington, VA1$15.2M10
1962
3.7
Minneapolis, MN1$29.1M100
DVC Company
-
3.9
Indianapolis, IN1$260,0007
-
3.3
Detroit, MI1$35.0M750
1938
3.6
Minneapolis, MN1$1.1M50

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August Jackson salaries vs competitors

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CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
August Jackson
$55,409$26.64-

Compare August Jackson job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
August Jackson
$71,556$34.40
Carlson Marketing
$80,483$38.69
Teads
$76,937$36.99
VAR
$74,206$35.68
Phase 3 Marketing and Communications
$74,113$35.63
Mam
$72,432$34.82
Derse
$70,609$33.95
INSPIRATIONAL NETWORK INC
$70,567$33.93
The Lukens Company
$69,898$33.60
OBI Creative
$68,281$32.83
Commonwealth//mccann
$67,113$32.27
Northlich
$67,096$32.26
DVC Company
$64,758$31.13
Carmichael Lynch
$61,405$29.52

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August Jackson demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at August Jackson vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
August Jackson23%77%
Carmichael Lynch38%62%
Phase 3 Marketing and Communications43%57%
Teads61%39%
Male
Female

Compare race at August Jackson vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
61%12%17%7%3%
6.3
75%6%6%8%5%
6.3
53%15%22%6%4%
6.6
Teads
44%29%11%13%2%
6.7

August Jackson and similar companies CEOs

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Kathy Selker
Northlich

Kathy took an interesting path to a career in agency leadership. She studied economics as an undergrad at the University of Cincinnati, and that social sciences background trained her to look for the motivators that lead people to make the choices they make. She earned her MBA at what is now UC’s Lindner College of Business, a discipline that prepared her to apply consumer behavior principles in the context of business objectives. After a career that included stops at Accenture, Macy’s and Coca-Cola, she joined Northlich in 2000 as chief financial officer, later serving as COO. As president and CEO since 2007, she helps brands and companies understand both the contribution and the cost of their marketing efforts so they can deliver real value to their shareholders and stakeholders. Kathy loves the outdoors and does her best thinking while walking outside. She loves the Cincinnati neighborhoods of Mt. Adams and OTR for their vibrancy and transformation. Kathy’s proudest achievements are her three bright and caring sons, whom she aspires to someday take on a trip to Australia and New Zealand.

Marcus Fischer
Carmichael Lynch

As global head of production and partnerships for Y&R , I am focused on all aspects of content and production; from primary all the way through to high volume video and digital content. It is my goal to bring a pragmatic, but strategic approach to how we respond to the financial pressure of rolling out a modern day campaign. I work with the global business leads and regional Y&R heads in developing solutions for clients and the internal agency teams. And perhaps most importantly, I need to make sure we are partnering with future-focused companies that can help us grow as a company as the advertising eco-system fragments more with each passing month. My background is varied, ranging from managing large global accounts to growing local P&L's. Reporting in to both the Global CEO and CCO, my approach must be balanced between creativity and cost. A fine line, but one that I manage with rigor and passion to ensure that we are delivering modern and progressive production capability. Specialties: Global/Regional Account Management, Digital, Operations, Problem solving, Creativity. Content

Mary Ann O’Brien
OBI Creative

Jeremy Arditi
Teads

Jeremy Arditi is the Co-Chief Executive Officer at Teads. Jeremy Arditi attended Georgetown, Walsh School of Foreign Service.

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