The Christian Science Monitor competitors

Zippia score 4.3

The Christian Science Monitor main competitors are National Journal, The Boston Globe, and THE Journal.

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Graham Holdings has the most employees (11,500).
Employees at National Journal earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $73,533.

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The Christian Science Monitor vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
The Christian Science Monitor	1908	4.3	Boston, MA	2	$49.2M	190
Los Angeles Times	1881	4.8	Los Angeles, CA	2	$780.0M	2,052
HuffPost	2005	3.8	New York, NY	1	$40.0M	1,898
Washington Plaza Hot	-	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$310.0M	3,347
Newsweek	1933	4.4	New York, NY	1	$44.4M	350
Graham Holdings	1947	4.6	Arlington, VA	1	$4.8B	11,500
StarNews	1867	3.6	Wilmington, NC	1	$7.6M	66
The Boston Globe	1872	4.6	Boston, MA	1	$510.0M	2,200
Roll Call	1955	3.5	Washington, DC	1	$1.6M	10
National Journal	1969	4.1	Washington, DC	1	$23.9M	200
THE Journal	1972	3.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$1.6M	10
Pitchfork	1996	4.1	Chicago, IL	1	$11.0M	112
The Independent Collegian	1919	3.7	Toledo, OH	1	$3.0M	35
BloodHorse	1916	3.3	Lexington, KY	1	$590,000	6
Advertising Age	1930	3.8	San Francisco, CA	1	$2.8M	1
Press Publications	-	3.8	White Bear Lake, MN	1	$7.0M	61
The Harvard Crimson	1873	3.1	Cambridge, MA	1	$999,999	251
Charleston Gazette-Mail	1873	3.6	Charleston, WV	1	$11.0M	125
Kentucky Sports Radio	2005	3.8	Brentwood, TN	1	$47.0M	50
New York Post	1801	4.8	New York, NY	1	$220.0M	975
The Star News	1867	3.6	Medford, WI	1	$3.0M	35

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The Christian Science Monitor salaries vs competitors

Among The Christian Science Monitor competitors, employees at National Journal earn the most with an average yearly salary of $73,533.

Compare The Christian Science Monitor salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
The Christian Science Monitor	$46,740	$22.47	-
Los Angeles Times	$44,172	$21.24	-
HuffPost	$45,123	$21.69	-
Washington Plaza Hot	$36,266	$17.44	-
Newsweek	$45,375	$21.81	-
Graham Holdings	$32,207	$15.48	-

Compare The Christian Science Monitor job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
The Christian Science Monitor	$104,319	$50.15
Pitchfork	$119,005	$57.21
Kentucky Sports Radio	$115,117	$55.34
The Boston Globe	$113,363	$54.50
Roll Call	$112,188	$53.94
THE Journal	$107,433	$51.65
Los Angeles Times	$106,659	$51.28
National Journal	$106,217	$51.07
Advertising Age	$104,249	$50.12
BloodHorse	$102,307	$49.19
HuffPost	$101,294	$48.70
Graham Holdings	$98,723	$47.46
Newsweek	$96,847	$46.56
Charleston Gazette-Mail	$96,461	$46.38
Press Publications	$92,412	$44.43
Washington Plaza Hot	$87,912	$42.27
The Star News	$82,369	$39.60
New York Post	$78,387	$37.69
StarNews	$77,572	$37.29
The Harvard Crimson	$62,188	$29.90

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The Christian Science Monitor demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at The Christian Science Monitor vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
BloodHorse	32%	68%
New York Post	53%	47%
Los Angeles Times	55%	45%
Graham Holdings	55%	45%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Graham Holdings	62%	13%	13%	7%	5%	10.0
Los Angeles Times	49%	29%	7%	8%	5%	9.6
New York Post	60%	17%	13%	7%	3%	9.6
BloodHorse	79%	9%	6%	4%	2%	6.5

The Christian Science Monitor and similar companies CEOs

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Timothy J. O’Shaughnessy

Graham Holdings

Timothy Ryan

Los Angeles Times

Timothy E. Ryan (born 20th century) is an American newspaper publisher and businessman. Beginning in 2015, he served as the publisher and chief executive officer of the Los Angeles Times and The San Diego Union-Tribune. Prior to his position with the Los Angeles Times, he served as the publisher and chief executive officer of The Baltimore Sun, beginning in 2007.

Sean Giancola

New York Post

Sean Giancola is a Chief Executive Officer at New York Post and CEO:New York Post at News Corporation. He studied at Syracuse University.

Fred Ryan

Derek Choi

Ed MacHa

Ryan Schreiber

Daniele Bianchi

Daniele Bianchi graduated in Management of Financial Markets and Intermediaries at L. Bocconi university in Milan He started his career in 2005 as consultant in McKinsey & Co., where he worked in the Dubai, New Jersey and Milan offices, on marketing, business development and strategy projects In 2014 he is appointed Business Development & Innovation director for CartaSi and he is in charge of analytics, digital innovation, business development and M&A In 2016 he moves to RCS MediaGroup as Director of Strategy, Development & Transformation and he is in charge of business model transformation, digital analytics, business development and M&A In 2019 he is appointed as Managing Director of GEDI Digital