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Employee Benefit Research Institute vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Employee Benefit Research Institute	1978	4.3	Washington, DC	1	$10.0M	30
Economic Policy Institute	1986	3.6	Washington, DC	1	$5.7M	50
Peterson Institute for International Economics	1981	4.3	Washington, DC	1	$9.0M	68
The Cato Institute	1977	4.4	Washington, DC	1	$36.9M	288
Washington Policy Center	1996	3.8	Seattle, WA	1	$3.0M	30
Public Policy Institute of California	1994	4.8	San Francisco, CA	1	$24.5M	175
Economic Opportunity Institute	1998	3.6	Seattle, WA	1	$999,999	15
Urban Institute	-	4.6	-	-	$95.1M	690
Educational Testing Service	1947	4.4	Princeton, NJ	9	$1.4B	1
International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans	1954	4.0	Brookfield, WI	1	$8.5M	180
Atlas Project	2004	3.6	Washington, DC	1	$650,000	11

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Employee Benefit Research Institute salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Employee Benefit Research Institute	$56,317	$27.08	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Employee Benefit Research Institute	$47,781	$22.97
Urban Institute	$51,296	$24.66
Educational Testing Service	$49,883	$23.98
Peterson Institute for International Economics	$47,656	$22.91
The Cato Institute	$47,434	$22.80
Economic Policy Institute	$46,126	$22.18
Public Policy Institute of California	$45,642	$21.94
Economic Opportunity Institute	$43,942	$21.13
Washington Policy Center	$42,530	$20.45
International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans	$41,974	$20.18
Atlas Project	$38,746	$18.63

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Employee Benefit Research Institute demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Employee Benefit Research Institute vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Economic Policy Institute	35%	65%
Educational Testing Service	39%	61%
Urban Institute	43%	57%
The Cato Institute	63%	37%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Educational Testing Service	59%	15%	12%	10%	4%	9.7
The Cato Institute	50%	15%	19%	13%	3%	9.3
Urban Institute	52%	14%	20%	9%	5%	9.4
Economic Policy Institute	46%	16%	19%	9%	10%	7.6

Employee Benefit Research Institute and similar companies CEOs

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Amit Sevak

Educational Testing Service

Mark Baldassare

Public Policy Institute of California

Peter N. Goettler

The Cato Institute

Terry Davidson

International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans

the Trade Association Representing the Video Game Industry. During His Time As Ceo Michael Gallagher Is the Third President of Washington Policy Center. His Career Includes Service At the Highest Levels of Government and Industry. Mike Spent More Than 11 Years As President and Ceo of the Entertainment Software Association Mike Doubled the Size of the Membership As Esa Rebuilt and Evolved the Industry’S Trade Show – E3 – To Not Only Welcome 70, 000 Attendees, But Also Engage Billions Worldwide Online. He Also Led the Industry’S Successful Legal Effort To Cement Its Creative Rights Before the Us Supreme Court In 2011. Supporting Those Initiatives, Mike Designed and Implemented Partnerships With Influential Groups Ranging From Aarp To Sesame Street and Established Political Allies On Both Sides of the Aisle With Federal and State Elected Leaders. During Mike’S Tenure As Ceo No Hostile Legislation Or Regulation Was Imposed On the Interactive Entertainment Industry. Prior To His Post At Esa, Mike Worked In the Wireless Industry and Served As A Chief of Staff On Capitol Hill, and As An Assistant Secretary At the Us Department of Commerce and Head of the National Telecommunications & Information Administration. He Was Also A Practice Group Co-Chair At the Perkins Coie Law Firm. In 2018, Mike Launched Intrepidity, A Strategic Consulting Firm, Based In McLean, Virginia.

Washington Policy Center

John Burbank

Economic Opportunity Institute