Compendium competitors

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Compendium vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Compendium	1985	4.0	Seattle, WA	1	$8.5M	150
Multimedia	1991	4.0	Orlando, FL	1	$1.0M	49,675
Independent Industries	2018	4.2	Meeker, OK	1	$999,999	50
XENON	1964	3.9	Wilmington, MA	1	$16.0M	20
Counterpoint	2007	3.3	Berkeley, CA	1	$920,000	50
idc - International Digital Centre	1988	3.3	New York, NY	1	$3.9M	50
Leopard	-	3.7	Denver, CO	1	$800,000	15
OCP	1928	4.3	Portland, OR	2	$213.7M	3,000
Macmillan	1869	3.9	New York, NY	1	$1.4B	20
EFILM	1989	3.7	Los Angeles, CA	1	-	-
Kinetic Worldwide	2005	4.7	New York, NY	1	$300.0M	750
Brella Productions	1992	3.9	Evanston, IL	1	$19.0M	74
Silvertech, Inc.	-	3.9	Manchester, NH	1	-	-
Inform	2007	4.0	Palo Alto, CA	1	$21.4M	2
One Network Enterprises	2002	4.0	Dallas, TX	1	$2.3M	100
Unified Resources	1979	3.8	Houston, TX	1	$7.7M	30
Infinity Direct	1991	3.3	Plymouth, MN	1	$860,000	50
JANA	1973	4.3	Universal City, TX	1	$13.4M	100
T3	-	4.4	Austin, TX	2	-	-
Tm	-	4.2	McKinney, TX	1	$820,000	7
Creative Consultant	-	3.8	Austin, TX	1	$1.5M	50

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Compendium salaries vs competitors

Compare Compendium salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Compendium	$56,316	$27.07	-

Compare Compendium job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Compendium	$73,896	$35.53
Inform	$86,839	$41.75
Multimedia	$82,906	$39.86
XENON	$77,339	$37.18
idc - International Digital Centre	$76,670	$36.86
Silvertech, Inc.	$76,052	$36.56
OCP	$75,756	$36.42
Counterpoint	$75,663	$36.38
Macmillan	$75,652	$36.37
Kinetic Worldwide	$74,179	$35.66
Brella Productions	$73,355	$35.27
JANA	$73,198	$35.19
Leopard	$72,644	$34.92
T3	$71,699	$34.47
Unified Resources	$71,546	$34.40
Tm	$70,079	$33.69
One Network Enterprises	$69,931	$33.62
EFILM	$69,376	$33.35
Infinity Direct	$67,680	$32.54
Creative Consultant	$63,072	$30.32

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Compendium demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Compendium vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
JANA	46%	54%
One Network Enterprises	52%	48%
Macmillan	53%	47%
Inform	58%	42%
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Compare race at Compendium vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Inform	57%	16%	11%	12%	5%	9.2
One Network Enterprises	55%	16%	10%	15%	4%	8.8
JANA	59%	20%	12%	6%	4%	9.5
Macmillan	61%	14%	10%	11%	3%	9.4

Compendium and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Ace Rogers

Multimedia

Amy Luttrell

Independent Industries

Darryl Goss

Inform

Mark Brady

One Network Enterprises

As CEO and a long-time Board Member of One Network Enterprises, Mark brings a proven track record of helping global companies solve complex supply chain challenges with network solutions. With more than 20 years in enterprise software, including 18 years with Ariba (and later with SAP), Mark has a deep understanding of the complexities of enterprise technology and the value of multiparty business platforms. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the Indiana University - Kelley School of Business.

Charlie Winton

Mostafa Terrab

Samira Khallab

Alistair MacCallum

Alistair is the dynamic UK CEO of Kinetic WW (a WPP company), the UK’s No.1 out of home marketing specialist. Alistair has led initiatives across media agencies and the wider marketing and communications sector to promote neurodiversity. Alistair has lived experience of autism. With over 20 years’ experience in the media industry, Alistair brings strong commercial understanding of the role digital plays across marketing, communications and business and how this supports building strategy, culture and strong teams.

Don Weisberg

Macmillan