First Place for Youth competitors

Zippia score 4.2

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Centre County Government has the most employees (750).
The oldest company is Centre County Government, founded in 1800.

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First Place for Youth vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
First Place for Youth	1998	4.2	Oakland, CA	1	$50.0M	50
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency	1971	4.1	Berkeley, CA	1	$10.0M	100
South Oakland Shelter	1985	3.7	Lathrup Village, MI	1	$5.0M	30
Alliance for African Assistance	1989	4.0	San Diego, CA	1	$5.0M	72
St. Vincent Catholic Charities	1948	3.9	Lansing, MI	1	$50.0M	99
Hale Kipa	1970	4.0	Urban Honolulu, HI	1	$9.3M	166
Hillside Enterprises	1952	4.1	Long Beach, CA	1	$18.0M	81
Volunteers of America, Utah	1896	3.6	South Salt Lake, UT	1	$10.0M	97
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	1974	3.5	Cleveland, OH	1	$6.1M	125
Minority AIDS Project	1988	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	$5.0M	17
Centro Las Americas	1977	4.0	Worcester, MA	1	$5.0M	30
East Side Neighborhood Services	1915	3.5	Minneapolis, MN	1	$7.5M	100
Haitian Women of Miami Inc	1991	3.8	Miami, FL	1	$5.0M	2
Centre County Government	1800	3.5	Bellefonte, PA	1	$11.0M	750
Commission on Economic Opportunity	1965	3.8	Troy, NY	1	$15.0M	350
Prevent Child Abuse Vermont	1976	3.3	Montpelier, VT	1	$600,000	5
Capital Area Community Services	1964	3.5	Lansing, MI	1	$50.0M	50
Children's Home Society of Washington	1896	3.4	Seattle, WA	1	$17.0M	221
The Womens Community	1978	3.7	Wausau, WI	1	$2.9M	49
SGA Youth & Family Services	1911	3.6	Chicago, IL	1	$13.4M	350
Kindred Family Focus	2002	4.3	Chicago, IL	1	$50.0M	100

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First Place for Youth salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
First Place for Youth	$50,152	$24.11	-

Compare First Place for Youth job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
First Place for Youth	$37,631	$18.09
St. Vincent Catholic Charities	$38,988	$18.74
Children's Home Society of Washington	$38,443	$18.48
South Oakland Shelter	$38,425	$18.47
Centro Las Americas	$37,744	$18.15
Centre County Government	$37,702	$18.13
Capital Area Community Services	$37,672	$18.11
The Womens Community	$37,664	$18.11
Hillside Enterprises	$37,607	$18.08
Haitian Women of Miami Inc	$37,503	$18.03
SGA Youth & Family Services	$37,434	$18.00
Kindred Family Focus	$36,751	$17.67
Prevent Child Abuse Vermont	$36,401	$17.50
Commission on Economic Opportunity	$36,335	$17.47
Hale Kipa	$35,914	$17.27
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center	$35,487	$17.06
Minority AIDS Project	$35,427	$17.03
Alliance for African Assistance	$34,598	$16.63
East Side Neighborhood Services	$34,509	$16.59
Volunteers of America, Utah	$34,353	$16.52

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First Place for Youth demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at First Place for Youth vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Children's Home Society of Washington	18%	82%
Prevent Child Abuse Vermont	21%	79%
Capital Area Community Services	22%	78%
SGA Youth & Family Services	25%	75%
Hale Kipa	30%	70%
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Compare race at First Place for Youth vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Prevent Child Abuse Vermont	81%	9%	4%	4%	2%	5.6
Children's Home Society of Washington	68%	18%	5%	6%	4%	6.4
SGA Youth & Family Services	55%	27%	10%	5%	3%	7.8
Capital Area Community Services	69%	11%	10%	7%	3%	6.3
Hale Kipa	43%	20%	7%	11%	19%	8.5

First Place for Youth and similar companies CEOs

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Sondra Miller

Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

• Executive leader who inspires and drives organizational transformation • Engages and communicates with diverse stakeholders in collaborative process grounded in organizational service • Galvanizes support and builds consensus around inclusive strategic direction and initiatives • Leads high-performance teams to exceptional success • Capacity to leverage challenges as opportunities and organize complexity • Ensures results that fortify business growth and integrity • Known for high emotional intelligence and courageous commitment

Merri Ex

Kindred Family Focus

Ryan Hertz

South Oakland Shelter

Katherine MacIol

Commission on Economic Opportunity

Andrea Seyka

St. Vincent Catholic Charities

Walter Lam

Alliance for African Assistance

Kristine Martin

East Side Neighborhood Services