East 91st Street Christian Church competitors

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East 91st Street Christian Church vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
East 91st Street Christian Church	-	3.7	Indianapolis, IN	1	$6.4M	125
Archdiocese of Seattle	-	4.4	Seattle, WA	1	$7.5M	50
First Baptist Dallas	1868	4.0	Dallas, TX	1	$15.2M	600
Mount Paran Church	-	3.7	Atlanta, GA	1	$8.3M	150
St. Michael's Episcopal Church	1950	3.8	Raleigh, NC	1	$27.0M	50
Lake Pointe Church	-	3.7	Rockwall, TX	6	$11.2M	200
The Cathedral Church	1828	3.2	Springfield, IL	1	$340,000	15
Friendship-West Baptist Church	1976	3.9	Dallas, TX	1	$7.7M	125
McLean Bible Church	1961	3.5	Vienna, VA	5	-	300
Chatham Habitat	1989	3.6	Pittsboro, NC	1	$1.3M	26
St. Peter Catholic Church	1834	4.1	Elizabethtown, PA	1	$23.0M	50
Victory Christian Fellowship	-	3.8	Norristown, PA	1	$520,000	50
Gary Comer Youth Center	2006	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$999,999	125
Second Pres	1855	4.4	Bloomington, IL	1	$11.0M	50
Oklahoma Baptists	1906	4.0	Oklahoma City, OK	1	$34.0M	127
Prestonwood Baptist Church	1977	4.1	Plano, TX	1	$23.5M	400
Maine Seacoast Mission	1905	3.7	Bar Harbor, ME	1	$50.0M	50
Thinkery	1983	4.0	Austin, TX	1	$7.6M	72

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East 91st Street Christian Church salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
East 91st Street Christian Church	$43,527	$20.93	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
East 91st Street Christian Church	$30,885	$14.85
St. Peter Catholic Church	$36,578	$17.59
Prestonwood Baptist Church	$36,419	$17.51
Oklahoma Baptists	$35,336	$16.99
Chatham Habitat	$34,731	$16.70
McLean Bible Church	$34,443	$16.56
Lake Pointe Church	$34,329	$16.50
Victory Christian Fellowship	$34,118	$16.40
Maine Seacoast Mission	$33,596	$16.15
Second Pres	$33,553	$16.13
St. Michael's Episcopal Church	$33,324	$16.02
Thinkery	$32,364	$15.56
The Cathedral Church	$31,812	$15.29
Mount Paran Church	$31,260	$15.03
Gary Comer Youth Center	$30,593	$14.71
First Baptist Dallas	$30,209	$14.52
Friendship-West Baptist Church	$29,511	$14.19
Archdiocese of Seattle	$28,332	$13.62

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East 91st Street Christian Church demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Second Pres	34%	66%
Thinkery	34%	66%
McLean Bible Church	37%	63%
Prestonwood Baptist Church	48%	52%
Maine Seacoast Mission	68%	32%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Second Pres	70%	9%	12%	5%	4%	9.7
Maine Seacoast Mission	84%	6%	3%	3%	4%	6.6
McLean Bible Church	55%	15%	16%	11%	3%	9.0
Prestonwood Baptist Church	58%	18%	16%	5%	3%	8.2
Thinkery	44%	33%	12%	9%	3%	8.8

East 91st Street Christian Church and similar companies CEOs

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Nancy Marshall

Maine Seacoast Mission

Andy Bell

Thinkery

Andy is a STEAM education advocate & thought leader who has spent his career building and leading programs that improve student outcomes through engaging hands-on learning. As Director of Innovation at LEGO Education, he shaped products and experiences that inspired creativity in children across the globe through play-based learning. More recently Andy led the academic business group for National Instruments, driving significant improvement in student engagement and success through active project-based learning. Andy served on the Board of Directors for Thinkery for three years prior to becoming CEO. He has also served on several advisory boards including the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), the Tufts Center for Engineering Education and Outreach (CEEO), and as chair for the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association (ECEDHA). Andy has been very active working with youth in the community as a volunteer robotics mentor and as a Big Brother. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Georgia Tech and a certificate in integrative STEM Education from Virginia Tech.