Eo Media Group competitors

Zippia score 3.2

Eo Media Group main competitors are Pamplin Media Group, Swift Communications, and Eagle Newspapers.

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Civitas Media has the most employees (1,200).
Employees at Pamplin Media Group earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $57,821.
The oldest company is Albuquerque Journal, founded in 1880.

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Eo Media Group vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Eo Media Group	-	3.2	Salem, OR	1	$9.1M	125
Eagle Newspapers	1948	4.1	Salem, OR	1	$18.6M	200
Pamplin Media Group	2001	4.0	Portland, OR	1	$85.0M	200
Swift Communications	1975	4.0	Carson City, NV	3	$170.0M	650
Washington Examiner	2005	4.0	Washington, DC	1	$4.8M	127
The Charlotte Observer	1886	4.0	Charlotte, NC	1	$22.0M	376
Civitas Media	2012	4.5	Davidson, NC	2	$390.0M	1,200
Albuquerque Journal	1880	4.2	Albuquerque, NM	1	$130.0M	558

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Eo Media Group salaries vs competitors

Among Eo Media Group competitors, employees at Pamplin Media Group earn the most with an average yearly salary of $57,821.

Compare Eo Media Group salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Eo Media Group	$49,899	$23.99	-
Eagle Newspapers	$51,198	$24.61	-
Pamplin Media Group	$57,821	$27.80	-
Swift Communications	$57,266	$27.53	-
Washington Examiner	$47,220	$22.70	-
The Charlotte Observer	$45,406	$21.83	-

Compare Eo Media Group job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Eo Media Group	$38,754	$18.63
Eagle Newspapers	$41,329	$19.87
Swift Communications	$38,255	$18.39
Albuquerque Journal	$37,774	$18.16
The Charlotte Observer	$37,558	$18.06
Pamplin Media Group	$36,887	$17.73
Washington Examiner	$35,139	$16.89
Civitas Media	$34,386	$16.53

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Eo Media Group demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Eo Media Group vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Eagle Newspapers	39%	61%
Swift Communications	54%	46%
Washington Examiner	54%	46%
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Compare race at Eo Media Group vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Swift Communications	64%	16%	9%	6%	5%	8.2
Eagle Newspapers	63%	14%	11%	8%	4%	8.8
Washington Examiner	55%	12%	23%	4%	5%	8.5

Eo Media Group and similar companies CEOs

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Lior Yahalomi

Civitas Media

Lior Yahalomi is an Executive with extensive global leadership and general management experience. Mr. Yahalomi is currently a Managing Director, Operations at Versa Capital Management ($1.3 Billion Private Equity Fund) and the CEO of Civitas Media (mid-size media business). Previously, Mr. Yahalomi was the Chief Financial Officer and EVP of Vishay Intertechnology, Inc., a Fortune 700 company. Mr. Yahalomi has board level experience with an exceptional track record in leadership, operations, P&L management, finance, emerging markets, strategy, mergers & acquisitions, legal, and venture & equity investments. He has repeated success leading complex organizations with diverse cultures, challenges, and opportunities with measurable achievements in the technology, financial services, media, energy, and management consulting industries (i.e., Versa Capital, Vishay, GE Capital, CMGI @Ventures, and Monitor). Mr. Yahalomi is an innovative strategic thinker, problem solver, and an inspiring leader of cross-functional teams with high energy, integrity, and excellent communication skills. Specialties: CEO, COO, CFO, Private Equity, finance, treasury, strategy, M&A, emerging markets, operations. Industries: Private Equity, Technology, Financial Service, Media, Energy, Business Services.Lior.Yahalomi@Gmail.com

Frederick J. Ryan

Washington Examiner