Hersam Acorn Newspapers competitors

Zippia score 3.5

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Hersam Acorn Newspapers vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Hersam Acorn Newspapers	-	3.5	Bridgeport, CT	1	$10.7M	300
The Palm Beach Post	1916	4.3	West Palm Beach, FL	1	$340.0M	1,200
The Salt Lake Tribune	1871	3.8	Salt Lake City, UT	1	$14.0M	100
TribLIVE.com	1811	3.4	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$4.4M	50
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal	1872	3.6	Tupelo, MS	1	$25.0M	350
National Journal	1969	4.1	Washington, DC	1	$23.9M	200
The GW Hatchet	1904	3.2	Washington, DC	1	$1.3M	50
The Harvard Crimson	1873	3.1	Cambridge, MA	1	$999,999	251
The Salem News	1880	2.5	Beverly, MA	4	$1.3M	50
Charleston Gazette-Mail	1873	3.6	Charleston, WV	1	$11.0M	125
Diario las Américas	1953	3.1	Miami, FL	1	$6.0M	78
The Red & Black	1893	3.4	Athens, GA	1	$5.0M	118
Bee Newspapers	-	3.9	Williamsville, NY	1	$9.1M	69
The Massachusetts Daily Collegian	1890	3.0	Amherst, MA	1	$5.2M	71
myracinecounty	-	3.6	Delavan, WI	2	$3.0M	50
Salisbury Post	1905	3.7	Salisbury, NC	1	$8.6M	61
Southwest News Media	-	3.8	Shakopee, MN	1	$13.3M	125
Orange County Business Journal	1978	4.0	Irvine, CA	1	$8.2M	62
The Associated Press	1846	4.7	New York, NY	2	$568.1M	3,300
Glendale News-Press	1905	3.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$2.1M	50
StarNews	1867	3.6	Wilmington, NC	1	$7.6M	66

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Hersam Acorn Newspapers salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Hersam Acorn Newspapers	$46,120	$22.17	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Hersam Acorn Newspapers	$38,105	$18.32
National Journal	$84,328	$40.54
The Associated Press	$69,536	$33.43
Charleston Gazette-Mail	$66,933	$32.18
Salisbury Post	$57,963	$27.87
The Palm Beach Post	$57,188	$27.49
The Harvard Crimson	$50,972	$24.51
The GW Hatchet	$49,566	$23.83
The Salem News	$49,293	$23.70
The Red & Black	$49,258	$23.68
The Salt Lake Tribune	$48,073	$23.11
Glendale News-Press	$45,872	$22.05
Southwest News Media	$42,551	$20.46
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal	$41,747	$20.07
The Massachusetts Daily Collegian	$41,700	$20.05
Bee Newspapers	$41,504	$19.95
myracinecounty	$40,594	$19.52
StarNews	$40,172	$19.31
TribLIVE.com	$38,421	$18.47
Orange County Business Journal	$34,201	$16.44

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Hersam Acorn Newspapers demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
The GW Hatchet	42%	58%
The Associated Press	61%	39%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Associated Press	60%	15%	12%	9%	4%	9.0
The GW Hatchet	45%	13%	24%	13%	4%	7.2

Hersam Acorn Newspapers and similar companies CEOs

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Daisy Veerasingham

The Associated Press

Daisy Veerasingham was named Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in February of 2021. Veerasingham had been chief revenue officer since 2019, and continues to lead the company’s revenue division and serve on the AP Management Committee. Veerasingham joined AP in 2004 as sales director for AP Television News in London and was promoted to senior vice president for international revenue in 2010. In that role, she led all international content licensing, AP Global Media Services and AP’s video business, including the news agency’s multichannel live video service. Prior to joining AP, she was group sales and marketing director at LexisNexis and also held sales and marketing roles at the Financial Times. Based in London, Veerasingham will relocate to AP’s headquarters in New York.

Jennifer L Bertetto

TribLIVE.com

Derek Choi

The Harvard Crimson

Richard Reisman

Orange County Business Journal