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CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER	1980	3.5	-	-	$4.4M	110
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York	1930	3.7	Wading River, NY	1	$5.0M	750
Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse	1981	3.0	Jackson, TN	1	$260,000	9
Millhill Child & Family Development	1971	3.7	Trenton, NJ	1	$4.1M	125
Bienvenidos	1986	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	-	76
Child & Family Agency	-	3.9	Groton, CT	1	$900,000	125
Prehab of Arizona	1971	3.9	Mesa, AZ	1	$22.1M	320
The Counseling Center of Wayne & Holmes Counties	1953	3.7	Wooster, OH	1	$13.0M	125
Primo Center	1978	3.4	Chicago, IL	1	$2.0M	30
YFA Connections	1969	3.3	Spokane, WA	1	$1.6M	20
Catholic Charities West Michigan	1946	3.9	Grand Rapids, MI	1	$50.0M	99
Pinebrook Family Answers	1979	3.8	Allentown, PA	1	$10.0M	125
Chatolic Charities Archdiocese Of Newark	2004	3.6	Newark, NJ	1	$1.6M	7
Fred Finch Youth Center	1891	3.1	Oakland, CA	1	$630,000	9
Non Profits	1891	3.9	Greenwich, CT	3	$50.0M	50
The Jewish Board	1874	4.1	New York, NY	1	$200.0M	1,255
Family Independence, Boston, MA	1835	3.7	Boston, MA	1	$12.0M	300
Care Plus NJ	1978	4.4	Paramus, NJ	1	$50.0M	390
Hamilton-Madison House	1898	4.1	New York, NY	1	$50.0M	230
Discovery Institute	1990	3.1	Seattle, WA	1	$4.1M	50
Domestic Violence Resource Center	1977	3.3	Beaverton, OR	1	$1.5M	46

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CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER	$40,628	$19.53	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER	$41,809	$20.10
Primo Center	$45,171	$21.72
Discovery Institute	$44,080	$21.19
Non Profits	$43,394	$20.86
Care Plus NJ	$43,145	$20.74
Catholic Charities West Michigan	$42,825	$20.59
Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse	$42,728	$20.54
Chatolic Charities Archdiocese Of Newark	$42,105	$20.24
Millhill Child & Family Development	$42,099	$20.24
Prehab of Arizona	$42,042	$20.21
Bienvenidos	$41,769	$20.08
Domestic Violence Resource Center	$41,631	$20.01
YFA Connections	$41,520	$19.96
The Jewish Board	$41,473	$19.94
Child & Family Agency	$41,421	$19.91
Family Independence, Boston, MA	$41,218	$19.82
The Counseling Center of Wayne & Holmes Counties	$40,443	$19.44
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York	$40,234	$19.34
Fred Finch Youth Center	$39,578	$19.03
Hamilton-Madison House	$38,314	$18.42

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CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Child & Family Agency	21%	79%
Fred Finch Youth Center	30%	70%
The Jewish Board	32%	68%
Prehab of Arizona	35%	65%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Jewish Board	59%	18%	13%	7%	4%	9.4
Child & Family Agency	48%	13%	27%	8%	4%	7.7
Fred Finch Youth Center	50%	24%	8%	10%	7%	9.1
Prehab of Arizona	61%	19%	7%	8%	4%	7.2

CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER and similar companies CEOs

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David Rivel

The Jewish Board

DAVID RIVEL joined The Jewish Board in 2011 as part of a planned transition of leadership. Prior to joining The Jewish Board, David was the Executive Director of City Parks Foundation, which he built into one of New York’s premier not-for-profit organizations. David is leading The Jewish Board in new directions as government funding changes the way human services are paid, working with the Board of Trustees to create a new strategic plan for the agency that focuses on data-driven and outcome-focused care. Its overarching statement of purpose reads: hope, recovery, and resilience guide our work, as we help individuals realize their potential and live as independently as possible.

Runeisha Maddox

Family Connections

Joe Ciandaro

Care Plus NJ

Isabel Ching

Hamilton-Madison House

William Vogler

Pinebrook Family Answers

Michael Hughes

Prehab of Arizona

Christine Achre

Primo Center

Roberto Javier

Catholic Charities West Michigan

Experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the private and non-profit organization management industry. Skilled in Health Care Managed Care Contracting, Provider Network, and Program Development, Nonprofit Organizations, Management, Fundraising, Strategic Planning, and Leadership Development. Strong business development professional with a Master's degree focused in Health/Health Care Administration/Management from Saint Louis University.

Corinne Hammons

Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York