Hawaiʻi Public Radio competitors

Zippia score 4.2

Competitor Summary. See how Hawaiʻi Public Radio compares to its main competitors:

Hawaii News Now has the most employees (375).

Work at Hawaiʻi Public Radio?

Share your experience

Hawaiʻi Public Radio vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Hawaiʻi Public Radio	1981	4.2	Urban Honolulu, HI	1	$6.5M	34
Jefferson Public Radio	1969	3.8	Redding, CA	1	$6.1M	125
Hawaii News Now	2009	4.2	Urban Honolulu, HI	1	$17.0M	375
Native American Services Corp.	-	4.1	Ely, NV	1	$700,000	50
Colorado Public Radio	1970	4.3	Englewood, CO	1	$18.4M	187
The Recording Academy	1966	3.4	Santa Monica, CA	3	$83.0M	10
Trinity Repertory	1963	3.9	Providence, RI	1	$50.0M	91
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center	1964	3.4	Waterford, CT	1	$5.3M	30
Kennett Symphony	1940	3.5	Kennett Square, PA	1	$610,000	7
Sony Music Publishing	1955	4.2	New York, NY	1	$21.9M	65
Sesac	1930	3.6	Nashville, TN	1	$620,000	10
Joy Fm	-	4.0	Sarasota, FL	1	$8.8M	60
Foreign Affairs	1922	4.4	New York, NY	1	$7.0M	48
Zeitgeist Films	1988	3.6	New York, NY	1	$460,000	6
Atlanta Ballet	1929	3.4	Atlanta, GA	1	$12.9M	20
Ket	-	3.7	-	-	$760,000	25
Steiner Studios	2004	4.1	Washington, NY	1	$6.6M	72
American Association Of Advertising Agencies	-	4.1	New York, NY	1	$50.0M	75
Eastcoast Entertainment	-	3.7	Mount Pleasant, SC	1	$370,000	7
Oic	-	4.4	East Pasadena, CA	1	$13.0M	223
California Shakespeare Theater	1974	3.4	Berkeley, CA	1	$5.7M	200

Rate Hawaiʻi Public Radio's competitiveness in the market.

Hawaiʻi Public Radio salaries vs competitors

Compare Hawaiʻi Public Radio salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Hawaiʻi Public Radio	$51,631	$24.82	-

Compare Hawaiʻi Public Radio job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Hawaiʻi Public Radio	$65,987	$31.72
Hawaii News Now	$77,541	$37.28
Steiner Studios	$76,967	$37.00
Colorado Public Radio	$70,396	$33.84
Sony Music Publishing	$70,239	$33.77
Sesac	$69,799	$33.56
Zeitgeist Films	$69,290	$33.31
The Recording Academy	$69,245	$33.29
Atlanta Ballet	$68,159	$32.77
Kennett Symphony	$67,309	$32.36
Foreign Affairs	$67,136	$32.28
Native American Services Corp.	$66,840	$32.13
Oic	$66,206	$31.83
American Association Of Advertising Agencies	$65,713	$31.59
Jefferson Public Radio	$64,022	$30.78
Eastcoast Entertainment	$60,318	$29.00
Joy Fm	$59,566	$28.64
Eugene O'Neill Theater Center	$51,691	$24.85
Ket	$49,096	$23.60
Trinity Repertory	$40,768	$19.60

Do you work at Hawaiʻi Public Radio?

Does Hawaiʻi Public Radio effectively differentiate itself from competitors?

Hawaiʻi Public Radio jobs

Hawaiʻi Public Radio demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Hawaiʻi Public Radio vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
The Recording Academy	36%	64%
Trinity Repertory	41%	59%
Sony Music Publishing	43%	57%
California Shakespeare Theater	51%	49%
Colorado Public Radio	52%	48%
Hawaiʻi Public Radio	-	-

Male

Female

100%

75%

50%

25%

Hawaiʻi Public Radio

Colorado Public Radio

California Shakespeare Theater

Sony Music Publishing

Trinity Repertory

The Recording Academy

25%

50%

75%

100%

Compare race at Hawaiʻi Public Radio vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Trinity Repertory	73%	11%	7%	6%	4%	6.8
California Shakespeare Theater	58%	21%	9%	3%	8%	8.5
The Recording Academy	53%	23%	12%	8%	4%	8.0
Colorado Public Radio	68%	19%	5%	4%	4%	8.4
Sony Music Publishing	61%	19%	11%	6%	3%	8.8

Hawaiʻi Public Radio and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Arturo Jacobus

Atlanta Ballet

Wei Hu

Oic

John Josephson

Sesac

Stewart Vanderwilt

Colorado Public Radio

Rob Stringer

Sony Music Publishing

Marla Kaplowitz

American Association Of Advertising Agencies

Preston Whiteway

Eugene O'Neill Theater Center

Currently leading the nation’s preeminent developmental theater: The \'Launchpad of American Theater.\' Strategic and innovative leader with strong skillsets in talent discovery & development, program development and growth, producing, fundraising, cultural diplomacy, and leveraging revenue opportunities. Under leadership, the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center was awarded the 2015 National Medal of Arts by President Obama and the 2010 Regional Theater Tony Award. Significant projects launched at the O’Neill under tenure include: In The Heights (2005); [title of show] (2005); The Receptionist (2006); In Transit (2008); Tales of the City (2009); The Nether (2013); Ugly Lies The Bone (2014); Slave Play (2018) and others. Since 2005, the O’Neill’s budget has grown by 180%, with especially strong earned revenue growth. Doubled the size of the National Theater Institute, the O'Neill's flagship training program, and launched a new MFA program for NTI, partnering with Rose Bruford College in London. Frequent speaker at Duke University, Moscow Art Theatre, Theater Communications Group, and profiled in the New York Times, Hartford Courant, and on CBS Sunday Morning. Trustee (formerly Chairman) of the Southeastern Connecticut Cultural Coalition, and Trustee of the Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. In 2014, was named to a three-year term to the Nominating Committee of the Tony Awards.