Concord Monitor competitors

Zippia score 3.2

Concord Monitor main competitors are New Hampshire Union Leader, Boston Herald, and WBUR.

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Gannett has the most employees (21,255).
Employees at New Hampshire Union Leader earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $69,803.

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Concord Monitor vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Concord Monitor	1864	3.2	Concord, NH	1	$3.4M	125
Worcester Telegram & Gazette	1866	3.9	Worcester, MA	1	$43.5M	78
Gannett	1906	4.0	McLean, VA	6	$3.2B	21,255
The Boston Globe	1872	4.6	Boston, MA	1	$510.0M	2,200
Boston Herald	1846	3.8	Boston, MA	1	$56.0M	811
Vermont Public Radio	1977	3.9	Colchester, VT	1	$10.0M	35
Johnson City Press	-	3.5	Johnson City, TN	1	$8.5M	150
Morris Communications	1945	4.7	Augusta, GA	1	$486.2M	6,000
New Hampshire Union Leader	1863	3.4	Manchester, NH	1	$39.3M	350
Fairchild Fashion Media	-	3.6	New York, NY	1	$17.0M	500
C-SPAN	1979	4.4	Washington, DC	1	$25.0M	509
CNHI	1997	4.4	Montgomery, AL	1	$520.0M	6,501
Times News	1883	4.0	Lehighton, PA	1	$31.0M	350
New Haven Register	1983	4.1	New Haven, CT	1	$38.6M	590
WBUR	1950	4.0	Boston, MA	1	$21.0M	271
The Progress-Index	1865	3.5	Petersburg, VA	1	$6.0M	48
Rome News-Tribune	1843	3.2	Rome, GA	1	$1.3M	50
Winston-Salem Journal	1897	4.0	Winston-Salem, NC	2	$48.3M	200
Sun Journal	1847	3.7	Lewiston, ME	1	$8.5M	180
Florida Today	1966	3.9	Melbourne, FL	1	$15.0M	139
Daily Herald	1898	4.0	Arlington Heights, IL	1	$12.0M	50

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Concord Monitor salaries vs competitors

Among Concord Monitor competitors, employees at New Hampshire Union Leader earn the most with an average yearly salary of $69,803.

Compare Concord Monitor salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Concord Monitor	$55,272	$26.57	-
Worcester Telegram & Gazette	$50,929	$24.49	-
Gannett	$38,764	$18.64	-
The Boston Globe	$60,597	$29.13	-
Boston Herald	$66,169	$31.81	-
Vermont Public Radio	$58,957	$28.34	-

Compare Concord Monitor job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Concord Monitor	$40,282	$19.37
WBUR	$49,486	$23.79
Boston Herald	$46,114	$22.17
C-SPAN	$45,409	$21.83
Fairchild Fashion Media	$40,268	$19.36
Johnson City Press	$39,760	$19.12
Rome News-Tribune	$39,580	$19.03
Vermont Public Radio	$39,567	$19.02
The Boston Globe	$39,431	$18.96
Times News	$39,312	$18.90
Sun Journal	$39,057	$18.78
Florida Today	$37,984	$18.26
Daily Herald	$37,827	$18.19
New Haven Register	$37,089	$17.83
Worcester Telegram & Gazette	$36,912	$17.75
New Hampshire Union Leader	$36,891	$17.74
CNHI	$33,707	$16.21
Morris Communications	$33,308	$16.01
Gannett	$32,689	$15.72
The Progress-Index	$31,879	$15.33

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Concord Monitor demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Concord Monitor vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Morris Communications	48%	52%
Times News	48%	52%
Gannett	51%	49%
CNHI	51%	49%
Concord Monitor	57%	43%
C-SPAN	59%	41%

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Compare race at Concord Monitor vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Concord Monitor	87%	4%	4%	3%	2%	6.7
Gannett	67%	11%	12%	7%	3%	9.6
CNHI	69%	10%	10%	7%	3%	9.4
Morris Communications	59%	11%	19%	7%	4%	9.6
Times News	69%	11%	11%	7%	3%	8.2
C-SPAN	55%	13%	21%	7%	4%	8.6

Concord Monitor and similar companies CEOs

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Michael E. Reed

Gannett

Donna Barrett

CNHI

Craig S. Mitchell

Morris Communications

Mark Thompson

Times News

Thomas Rutledge

C-SPAN

Margaret Low Smith

WBUR

Margaret Low is Vice President of The Atlantic and President of AtlanticLIVE. She oversees all aspects of The Atlantic‘s live events team, which produces more than one hundred events each year across the country and around the world. Before joining The Atlantic, Smith was NPR’s Senior Vice President for News, where she oversaw that organization’s award winning news division and the work of nearly 400 broadcast and digital journalists. Smith also spent eleven years as NPR’s Vice President for Programming, where she developed the live events strategy for the hit show Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! and oversaw all program acquisitions including Car Talk and Fresh Air. Low is a graduate of the University of Michigan.

Scott Finn

Vermont Public Radio

Bruce Gaultney

Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Lisa Desisto

Sun Journal

Jim Laughrun

Winston-Salem Journal