Equality Florida competitors

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American Friends Service Committee has the most employees (350).

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Equality Florida vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Equality Florida	1997	2.7	Tampa, FL	1	$2.1M	40
Sylvia Rivera Law Project	2002	3.6	New York, NY	1	$999,999	16
Transgender Law Center	2002	4.0	Oakland, CA	1	$3.1M	58
National Center for Lesbian Rights	1977	4.1	San Francisco, CA	1	$6.2M	46
Human Rights Campaign	1980	3.9	Washington, DC	3	$45.6M	6
Equality California	1998	3.8	Los Angeles, CA	1	$2.4M	2
GLAAD	1985	3.6	New York, NY	1	$1.6M	30
American Friends Service Committee	1917	4.1	Philadelphia, PA	9	$28.6M	350
Jews United for Justice	1998	3.7	Washington, DC	1	$5.9M	125
Parents Families & Friends	1982	3.7	-	-	$2.5M	18
Project on Middle East Democracy	2007	4.3	Washington, DC	1	$2.8M	15
Citizen Action of New York	1983	3.1	Albany, NY	1	$5.0M	20
Indiana Manufacturers Association	1901	3.7	Indianapolis, IN	1	$5.0M	30
Girls Empowerment Network	1996	3.0	Austin, TX	1	$1.3M	30
CitySquare	1988	3.5	Dallas, TX	1	$15.3M	100
Turning Green	2002	3.8	Sausalito, CA	1	$2.4M	28
National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum	1996	3.3	Caton, NY	1	$580,000	50
New Era Colorado	2006	3.3	Denver, CO	1	$1.5M	125
Anti-Recidivism Coalition	2013	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	$6.4M	81
Community Partnership Of The Ozarks	-	3.1	Springfield, MO	1	$2.0M	58
Latino Policy Forum	1989	3.6	Chicago, IL	1	$1.7M	18

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Equality Florida salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Equality Florida	$40,269	$19.36	-

Compare Equality Florida job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Equality Florida	$45,790	$22.01
National Center for Lesbian Rights	$64,734	$31.12
Equality California	$55,642	$26.75
Project on Middle East Democracy	$55,443	$26.66
Latino Policy Forum	$53,676	$25.81
Turning Green	$52,310	$25.15
National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum	$51,555	$24.79
CitySquare	$50,582	$24.32
Transgender Law Center	$49,268	$23.69
New Era Colorado	$47,742	$22.95
Anti-Recidivism Coalition	$46,689	$22.45
American Friends Service Committee	$46,360	$22.29
Sylvia Rivera Law Project	$45,664	$21.95
Citizen Action of New York	$45,641	$21.94
Community Partnership Of The Ozarks	$43,271	$20.80
Indiana Manufacturers Association	$42,745	$20.55
Girls Empowerment Network	$42,109	$20.24
GLAAD	$41,657	$20.03
Jews United for Justice	$41,512	$19.96
Parents Families & Friends	$40,927	$19.68

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Equality Florida demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
CitySquare	29%	71%
American Friends Service Committee	32%	68%
Equality Florida	43%	57%
Community Partnership Of The Ozarks	47%	53%
Human Rights Campaign	52%	48%
Girls Empowerment Network	-	100%

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Compare race at Equality Florida vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Equality Florida	55%	20%	20%	2%	2%	6.3
American Friends Service Committee	56%	18%	11%	10%	5%	9.5
Human Rights Campaign	54%	15%	17%	9%	4%	9.4
Girls Empowerment Network	54%	18%	14%	10%	4%	4.2
CitySquare	47%	34%	12%	5%	2%	6.8
Community Partnership Of The Ozarks	77%	9%	8%	4%	2%	4.6

Equality Florida and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Sarah Kate Ellis

GLAAD

Brian Burton

Indiana Manufacturers Association

Stephen McInerney

Project on Middle East Democracy

Dr. John Siburt

CitySquare

Kris Hayashi

Transgender Law Center

Sylvia Puente'S Blog Posts

Latino Policy Forum

Srlp Collective

Sylvia Rivera Law Project

Sam Lewis

Anti-Recidivism Coalition

With over 30 years of experience I understand the various obstacles, challenges, and difficulties the prison and reentry population may face. I am a driven outreach ambassador and passionate advocate for the reentry and prison population. I have served in roles such as Job Specialist, Case Manager, Project Director of a successful $1.2 million Department of Labor (DOL) REXO grant, and as a Employment Programs Supervisor providing assistance for the reentry population transitioning back into society. I continuously work in collaboration with numerous organizations and families to build a myriad of support networks. My passion as an advocate pushes me to continuously seek improvement for myself and others. I am a member of the Los Angeles Mayor's Blue Ribbon Committee on Employment Equity, and I have previously served on the State Steering Committee for the Alternative to Violence Project (AVP), and the Board of State Community and Corrections Executive Steering Committee for CVIP.