Center for Economic Growth competitors

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Center for Economic Growth vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Center for Economic Growth	1987	3.9	Albany, NY	1	$5.0M	30
Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation	2008	3.8	Santa Clarita, CA	1	$999,999	8
JobsOhio	2011	4.0	Columbus, OH	1	$700,000	3
Insyte Consulting	1982	3.6	Buffalo, NY	1	$2.2M	30
AM&T	1989	3.4	Binghamton, NY	1	$450,000	50
Central New York Technology Development Organization	1988	3.8	Liverpool, NY	1	$5.0M	30
ZERO TO THREE	1977	4.4	Washington, DC	1	$63.6M	304
FOCUS St. Louis	1996	3.9	Saint Louis, MO	1	$5.0M	27
Enterprise Community Partners	1982	4.5	Columbia, MD	1	$10.0M	24
Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina	2014	4.0	Cary, NC	1	$2.1M	50
The Conference Board	1916	4.1	New York, NY	3	$25.5M	3
National Perinatal Information Center	1985	3.9	Providence, RI	1	$5.0M	13
Ferrazzi Greenlight	2003	3.8	West Hollywood, CA	1	$1.6M	12
Pure Michigan	-	4.2	Lansing, MI	1	$19.0M	337

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Center for Economic Growth salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Center for Economic Growth	$50,700	$24.38	-

Compare Center for Economic Growth job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Center for Economic Growth	$58,974	$28.35
Central New York Technology Development Organization	$79,578	$38.26
The Conference Board	$77,840	$37.42
Ferrazzi Greenlight	$76,560	$36.81
JobsOhio	$75,837	$36.46
AM&T	$75,811	$36.45
Insyte Consulting	$75,494	$36.30
Pure Michigan	$68,582	$32.97
Enterprise Community Partners	$63,705	$30.63
FOCUS St. Louis	$60,816	$29.24
Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina	$56,684	$27.25
ZERO TO THREE	$54,941	$26.41
National Perinatal Information Center	$54,166	$26.04
Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation	$45,533	$21.89

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Center for Economic Growth demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
ZERO TO THREE	29%	71%
The Conference Board	33%	67%
Pure Michigan	51%	49%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Conference Board	56%	12%	13%	15%	4%	9.8
ZERO TO THREE	50%	15%	19%	10%	5%	9.2
Pure Michigan	62%	12%	10%	12%	4%	9.6

Center for Economic Growth and similar companies CEOs

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Steve Odland

The Conference Board

Steve Odland is an American businessman. He is the President and CEO of The Conference Board. He also is the former Chairman and CEO of Office Depot, Inc. and AutoZone, Inc., and the former President and CEO of Tops Markets and the Committee for Economic Development.

Elizabeth Rochin

National Perinatal Information Center

Michael R. Olenick

ZERO TO THREE

Cecd Quentin Messer

Pure Michigan

Quentin Messer is a Board Member at International Economic Development and Chief Executive Officer at Michigan Economic Development Corporation and is based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He works or has worked as Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for Children at Capital Area CASA. Quentin L attended Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and Columbia University Center for Law & Economics.

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FOCUS St. Louis

Rob Whitfield

Ferrazzi Greenlight

James D'Agostino

Central New York Technology Development Organization

Christopher Chung

Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina

Priscilla Almodovar

Enterprise Community Partners

Holly Schroeder

Santa Clarita Valley Economic Development Corporation