Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc competitors

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Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc	1994	3.9	Hastings, NE	1	$10.0M	150
Cape Cod Children's Place	1995	3.6	North Eastham, MA	1	$999,999	50
The Edward C. Mazique Parent Child Center	1972	3.9	Washington, DC	1	$5.8M	144
Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program	1974	3.1	Lewiston, ID	1	$2.2M	49
Kidango	1979	4.5	Fremont, CA	3	$50.0M	750
Parent Infant Center	1981	3.3	Philadelphia, PA	1	$5.0M	125
Macon Program For Progress	1964	3.2	Franklin, NC	1	$10.0M	160
Serious Fun After School Inc	2010	3.9	New York, NY	1	$1.7M	18
Bradford-Tioga Head Start	1965	3.1	Blossburg, PA	1	$5.3M	125
Epworth United Methodist Church	-	3.6	Ottawa Hills, OH	1	$13.0M	157
Hope Lutheran Church	1958	4.1	Fargo, ND	1	$23.0M	352
Little Friends	1965	3.2	Naperville, IL	1	$1.0M	15
St. Stephen UMC	1968	3.3	Charlotte, NC	1	$450,000	50
Pastel’s On The Plaza	1971	3.4	Arcata, CA	1	$10.0M	50
Carole Robertson Center for Learning	1976	4.1	Chicago, IL	2	$10.0M	100
Seta Head Start	-	3.6	Sacramento, CA	1	$3.4M	156
A Step Ahead	2001	4.0	Puyallup, WA	1	$3.7M	17
United Ability	1948	3.8	Birmingham, AL	1	$11.1M	180
Hope Lutheran	1978	3.1	Temecula, CA	1	$460,000	50
Open Door Day Care	1983	3.1	Towson, MD	1	$284.9K	5
Trinity Lutheran	1858	3.9	Bloomington, IL	1	$19.0M	372

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Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc	$33,623	$16.16	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc	$32,691	$15.72
Trinity Lutheran	$34,456	$16.57
A Step Ahead	$32,837	$15.79
Kidango	$32,785	$15.76
The Edward C. Mazique Parent Child Center	$32,581	$15.66
Carole Robertson Center for Learning	$32,568	$15.66
United Ability	$32,487	$15.62
St. Stephen UMC	$32,456	$15.60
Parent Infant Center	$32,198	$15.48
Little Friends	$31,996	$15.38
Hope Lutheran Church	$31,851	$15.31
Macon Program For Progress	$31,833	$15.30
Epworth United Methodist Church	$31,797	$15.29
Bradford-Tioga Head Start	$31,595	$15.19
Serious Fun After School Inc	$31,465	$15.13
Hope Lutheran	$31,023	$14.92
Open Door Day Care	$30,629	$14.73
Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program	$30,524	$14.67
Seta Head Start	$30,095	$14.47
Pastel’s On The Plaza	$29,397	$14.13

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Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Little Friends	13%	87%
Kidango	23%	77%
Carole Robertson Center for Learning	31%	69%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Kidango	40%	36%	6%	13%	5%	8.7
Little Friends	64%	16%	11%	6%	3%	8.3
Carole Robertson Center for Learning	60%	19%	12%	7%	3%	8.9

Head Start Child & Family Development Program Inc and similar companies CEOs

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Bela Moté

Carole Robertson Center for Learning

Accomplished child, youth and family development executive with passion for education’s impact on societal outcomes, bringing strategic and integrated approaches for international, national and local organizations in positions to scale programming, impact and credibility. Ability to successfully lead and innovate in fast-paced environments and amid evolving child development and education landscape to design and improve program efficiency and performance. Specialize in vision and strategy, leveraging evidence-based design and implementation to drive ROI across target communities and demographics. Recognized thought leader with outstanding written and public speaking skills in addition to rich knowledge of child development, youth education, programmatic process and policy systems.

David Pozolinski

A Step Ahead

Cynthia Horgan

Cape Cod Children's Place

Susan E. Sellers

United Ability

Debbie Green

Parent Infant Center