The College Board competitors

Zippia score 4.6

The College Board main competitors are McGraw Hill, Amplify, and iLEAD Schools.

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Pearson has the most employees (32,000).
Employees at McGraw Hill earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $77,100.

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The College Board vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
The College Board	1900	4.6	New York, NY	3	$1.1B	300
The National Math and Science Initiative	2007	4.4	Dallas, TX	1	$39.3M	294
Amplify	2000	4.3	Washington, NY	3	$1.2M	1,250
American College of Cardiology	1949	4.3	Washington, DC	1	$50.0M	83
K12	2000	4.4	Herndon, VA	8	$2.0B	4,750
MIND Research Institute	1998	4.4	Irvine, CA	1	$26.8M	35
California Teachers Association	1863	3.5	Burlingame, CA	3	$560,000	50
Pearson	1998	4.7	New York, NY	1	$4.2B	32,000
iLEAD Schools	2008	4.5	Castaic, CA	1	$13.0M	173
College of American Pathologists	1947	4.3	Northfield, IL	1	$300.0M	2
ASCD	1943	4.4	Alexandria, VA	1	$41.8M	350
Paltech	1987	3.4	Arlington, VA	1	$2.3M	117
Evidence In Motion	2004	4.5	Louisville, KY	1	$5.5M	114
McGraw Hill	1888	4.7	New York, NY	6	$1.7B	500
Glynlyon	1998	4.5	Chandler, AZ	1	$78.8M	500
MetaMetrics	1973	4.3	Durham, NC	1	$20.0M	50
Illinois State Board of Education	-	4.3	Springfield, IL	1	-	-
UCS	1967	4.2	Lincolnton, NC	1	$8.9M	50
CIC Education	1981	4.0	Greeley, CO	1	$7.6M	86
New Classrooms	2011	4.2	New York, NY	1	$17.5M	10
USMLE	1915	4.7	Philadelphia, PA	1	$170.0M	562

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The College Board salaries vs competitors

Among The College Board competitors, employees at McGraw Hill earn the most with an average yearly salary of $77,100.

Compare The College Board salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
The College Board	$66,168	$31.81	-
The National Math and Science Initiative	$64,118	$30.83	-
Amplify	$72,539	$34.87	-
American College of Cardiology	$47,986	$23.07	-
K12	$44,387	$21.34	-
MIND Research Institute	$44,487	$21.39	-

Compare The College Board job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
The College Board	$58,060	$27.91
McGraw Hill	$97,846	$47.04
College of American Pathologists	$95,404	$45.87
American College of Cardiology	$83,731	$40.26
UCS	$79,132	$38.04
iLEAD Schools	$68,597	$32.98
MIND Research Institute	$68,222	$32.80
ASCD	$66,583	$32.01
Evidence In Motion	$66,042	$31.75
USMLE	$64,970	$31.24
CIC Education	$64,422	$30.97
Paltech	$63,445	$30.50
Pearson	$63,237	$30.40
Amplify	$62,698	$30.14
New Classrooms	$62,572	$30.08
California Teachers Association	$62,475	$30.04
MetaMetrics	$60,877	$29.27
Illinois State Board of Education	$60,463	$29.07
The National Math and Science Initiative	$60,395	$29.04
Glynlyon	$56,076	$26.96

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The College Board demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at The College Board vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
K12	42%	58%
Pearson	48%	52%
The College Board	49%	51%
MetaMetrics	49%	51%
McGraw Hill	51%	49%
USMLE	61%	39%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The College Board	54%	16%	13%	13%	5%	9.6
K12	60%	13%	14%	9%	5%	9.9
McGraw Hill	61%	13%	11%	11%	4%	9.7
USMLE	52%	14%	9%	18%	7%	9.4
Pearson	60%	17%	10%	9%	4%	9.7
MetaMetrics	56%	6%	16%	18%	4%	8.9

The College Board and similar companies CEOs

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Simon Allen

McGraw Hill

Simon Allen was named CEO of McGraw-Hill in October 2019. Previously he served as President of the company’s Higher Ed and International business units. He rejoined McGraw-Hill in March 2018. Simon has deep experience in educational publishing having led large teams across six continents focused on K-12 and higher education, as well as science, technical and medical digital and print products for professional, governmental and institutional markets. Before joining McGraw-Hill, Simon was the CEO of Macmillan Education, leading the company’s transition from print to blended learning products and solutions. Previously, he was Senior Vice President, International at The McGraw-Hill Companies and during that time was elected President of The Publishers Association in the U.K., serving for three years on its council. Before that, Simon was President, Higher Education at both Pearson Education EMEA and Prentice Hall Europe. Earlier in his career, he held sales leadership roles with the Times Mirror Group in the U.S., Europe and the Middle East. Simon received his BA with honors from Middlesex University School of Business and completed Executive Education programs in Leadership and Strategic Management at the London Business School.

Peter J. Katsufrakis

USMLE

Andy Bird

Pearson

Stephen Myers

College of American Pathologists

Abhijit Dhumne

UCS

Cathleen C. Gates

American College of Cardiology

Larry Berger

Amplify

Brett Woudenberg

MIND Research Institute

Bernard A. Harris

The National Math and Science Initiative

Dr. Bernard Harris, Jr. was born on June 26, 1956, the son of Mrs. Gussie H. Burgess, and Mr. Bernard A. Harris, Sr. A native of Temple, Texas, he graduated from Sam Houston High School, San Antonio, in 1974. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from University of Houston in 1978 before following that up with a doctorate in medicine from Texas Tech University School of Medicine in 1982.

Ranjit Sidhu

ASCD

Ranjit Sidhu is a Chief Executive Officer at ASCD and is based in Annandale, Virginia. He has worked as Senior Vice President, Strategy and New Product Development at The College Board; President and CEO at National Council for Community and Education Partnerships; and Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Partners in Education. Ranjit attended University of Pittsburgh, University of Mary Washington, and GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.