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Concacaf's mission statement
Develop, promote and manage football throughout the region with integrity, transparency, and passion in order to inspire participation in the game.
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The travel, going to matches, learning about the world of international football
Very long hours, little recognition, very limited upward mobility, outdated titles
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They try their best to keep growing the sport in this region
There needs to be better acknowledgment of employees, more opportunity for professional growth, and better opportunities for the women that work there.
I read up on the organization and learned as much as I could about what the organization does in the region.
Lower than average
Not great. It’s in Miami so there will be a large Latino presence in the employee make up. But more black representation is needed.
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Concacaf diversity
- Concacaf has 50 employees.
- 35% of Concacaf employees are women, while 65% are men.
- The most common ethnicity at Concacaf is White (52%).
- 28% of Concacaf employees are Hispanic or Latino.
- 12% of Concacaf employees are Black or African American.
- The average employee at Concacaf makes $33,402 per year.
- Employees at Concacaf stay with the company for 6.1 years on average.
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Concacaf may also be known as or be related to Concacaf, Concacaf Inc and Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football.