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Correctional Association of New York vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Correctional Association of New York	1844	3.1	New York, NY	1	$3.6M	50
Legal Services for Prisoners with Children	1978	3.7	San Francisco, CA	1	$2.4M	23
MealsOnWheelsAtlanta	1965	3.8	Atlanta, GA	1	$4.7M	30
DCCC	1866	3.4	Washington, DC	1	$430,000	50
FPWA	1922	3.6	New York, NY	1	$1.6M	45
Morris Museum of Art	1985	3.9	Augusta, GA	1	$5.0M	20
MARCKCMetro	-	3.8	Kansas City, MO	1	$5.6M	100
CMMB	1912	4.0	New York, NY	1	$6.5M	553
Institute of the Americas	1983	4.2	San Diego, CA	1	$5.0M	30
Simon Wiesenthal Center	1977	4.0	Los Angeles, CA	2	$25.4M	86
Environmental Defense Fund	1967	4.5	New York, NY	8	$146.0M	750
Women for Women International	1993	4.1	Washington, DC	1	$21.7M	13
OxfamAmerica	1970	4.4	Boston, MA	4	$79.2M	641
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities	1974	4.0	Charlottesville, VA	1	$5.2M	25
Volunteer Center	-	3.6	Winnetka, IL	1	-	-
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence	1981	3.6	Durham, NC	1	$1.6M	30
Americares	1979	4.6	Stamford, CT	1	$2.4B	415
Dallas Jewish Community Foundation	1999	3.8	Dallas, TX	1	$20.8M	5
Human Rights Campaign	1980	3.9	Washington, DC	3	$45.6M	6
ACSCAN	2001	3.9	Washington, DC	1	$50.0M	3
Republican Party of Pennsylvania	1854	3.1	Harrisburg, PA	1	$1.4M	125

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Correctional Association of New York salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Correctional Association of New York	$43,253	$20.79	-

Compare Correctional Association of New York job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Correctional Association of New York	$67,898	$32.64
Environmental Defense Fund	$80,251	$38.58
CMMB	$78,625	$37.80
Americares	$76,061	$36.57
MARCKCMetro	$72,439	$34.83
Institute of the Americas	$71,727	$34.48
Morris Museum of Art	$69,001	$33.17
DCCC	$68,591	$32.98
ACSCAN	$68,500	$32.93
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities	$68,027	$32.71
Dallas Jewish Community Foundation	$67,252	$32.33
Human Rights Campaign	$66,864	$32.15
Republican Party of Pennsylvania	$66,443	$31.94
FPWA	$65,552	$31.52
Women for Women International	$64,068	$30.80
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence	$64,055	$30.80
OxfamAmerica	$63,970	$30.75
Volunteer Center	$63,760	$30.65
MealsOnWheelsAtlanta	$63,039	$30.31
Simon Wiesenthal Center	$60,763	$29.21

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Correctional Association of New York demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Women for Women International	17%	83%
FPWA	37%	63%
Americares	39%	61%
Environmental Defense Fund	43%	57%
Human Rights Campaign	52%	48%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Environmental Defense Fund	55%	15%	14%	12%	5%	9.3
Americares	61%	18%	11%	7%	3%	9.6
FPWA	47%	25%	11%	10%	8%	9.0
Women for Women International	55%	16%	14%	9%	6%	9.1
Human Rights Campaign	54%	15%	17%	9%	4%	9.4
OxfamAmerica	53%	15%	12%	13%	7%	9.6

Correctional Association of New York and similar companies CEOs

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Fred Krupp

Environmental Defense Fund

Mary Beth Powers

CMMB

Christine Squires

Americares

Richard Kiy

Institute of the Americas

As a Non-profit Executive, I bring a 25+ year track record of leading philanthropic, business and government organizations to improve local communities and the environment both domestically and globally. NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP: One of my greatest strengths is solving problems and improving organizations. Throughout my career, I’ve led large, complex organizations with global impacts. POLICY EXPERIENCE: My track record reveals both federal and congressional experience. Earlier in my career, I worked in congress and served in leadership roles in the Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Embassy-Mexico and the U.S. Department of Energy. STRATEGIC PLANNING: While serving in various leadership roles, I’ve utilized out-of-the-box thinking to develop and execute strategic plans to deliver maximum impact. FUNDRAISING: During my time at ICF, I increased assets from $1M to $22M, raised over $76M in gifts and expanded grantmaking from $352K to $6.1M in 2014. STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT: With the ability to bring people together to get things done, I’ve partnered with internal and external stakeholders to deliver on organizational goals. Thanks for stopping by. If I can help or put you in touch with someone who can, just ask. You can reach me at 858-232-3552 or Richard@alumbraadvisors.com.

Laurie Adams

Women for Women International

Laurie Adams is the Chief Executive Officer of Women for Women International (WfWI), a leading global organization dedicated to working with women survivors of war. With more than 25 years of experience working in international development and human rights, Ms. Adams is an innovative leader, strategist, and gender rights advocate.

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OxfamAmerica

Mr. Edward Trueman E.

Simon Wiesenthal Center

Mr. Edward Trueman E. is a President and Chief Executive Officer at Simon Wiesenthal Center and is based in United States.

Charlene Crusoe-Ingram

MealsOnWheelsAtlanta

Matthew Gibson

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities

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ACSCAN