Idaho State Journal competitors

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University of Idaho has the most employees (4,490).
The oldest company is Salina Journal, founded in 1871.

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Idaho State Journal vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Idaho State Journal	-	3.9	Pocatello, ID	1	$3.7M	55
The Bulletin	1903	4.5	Bend, OR	1	$26.0M	350
Salina Journal	1871	3.6	Salina, KS	1	$7.7M	130
Lee Enterprises	1890	3.9	Davenport, IA	19	$691.1M	3,597
University of Idaho	1889	4.2	Moscow, ID	1	$214.0M	4,490
University of Wyoming	1886	4.5	Laramie, WY	1	$261.3M	4,323
University of Montana	1893	4.3	Missoula, MT	1	$284.1M	3,151
North Idaho College	1977	3.9	Coeur dAlene, ID	1	$19.9M	3,000
Post Register	1925	3.3	Rexburg, ID	1	$670,000	50
Idaho Press	1883	3.4	Nampa, ID	1	$6.1M	100
Idaho State University	1901	4.2	Pocatello, ID	1	$129.9M	4,295
2-1-1 Arizona	1964	3.0	Tempe, AZ	1	$2.0M	17
Fallon	1981	4.8	Minneapolis, MN	1	$21.5M	125
Reverba	2011	3.7	Seattle, WA	1	$7.0M	106
Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts	1998	3.4	Wickenburg, AZ	1	$790,000	19
City & State NY	2006	3.1	New York, NY	1	$1.6M	45
Crittenden Research	1972	3.9	Novato, CA	1	$3.9M	50
MGH	1995	4.1	Owings Mills, MD	1	$920,000	2
Temple Daily Telegram	1907	3.5	Temple, TX	1	$1.6M	50
The Granada Theatre	1983	3.9	Santa Barbara, CA	1	$1.4M	16
Portland Center Stage at The Armory	1988	4.0	Portland, OR	1	$10.0M	10

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Idaho State Journal salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Idaho State Journal	$47,502	$22.84	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Idaho State Journal	$56,795	$27.31
Salina Journal	$74,109	$35.63
The Granada Theatre	$70,023	$33.66
Temple Daily Telegram	$69,697	$33.51
Crittenden Research	$68,973	$33.16
Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts	$68,935	$33.14
Idaho Press	$67,943	$32.66
Reverba	$67,166	$32.29
2-1-1 Arizona	$67,149	$32.28
Post Register	$63,714	$30.63
City & State NY	$61,208	$29.43
MGH	$61,176	$29.41
Fallon	$59,056	$28.39
University of Idaho	$50,231	$24.15
North Idaho College	$49,692	$23.89
The Bulletin	$49,473	$23.78
Idaho State University	$49,155	$23.63
University of Wyoming	$48,474	$23.30
University of Montana	$48,348	$23.24
Portland Center Stage at The Armory	$46,211	$22.22

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Idaho State Journal demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Portland Center Stage at The Armory	37%	63%
Lee Enterprises	47%	53%
Temple Daily Telegram	50%	50%
Idaho State University	56%	44%
University of Idaho	64%	36%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Lee Enterprises	73%	10%	7%	7%	3%	9.7
Portland Center Stage at The Armory	78%	11%	4%	5%	3%	8.5
Idaho State University	71%	12%	3%	9%	5%	9.6
University of Idaho	69%	13%	6%	9%	4%	8.6
Temple Daily Telegram	52%	28%	13%	5%	2%	9.2
University of Montana	74%	9%	4%	7%	5%	8.4

Idaho State Journal and similar companies CEOs

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Kevin D. Mowbray

Lee Enterprises

Kevin Mowbray is a President- Publisher at St. Louis Post-Dispatch and President and Chief Executive Officer at LEE ENTERPRISES, INC. He studied at WIU.

Rocky Novak

Fallon

Rocky Novak is a Chief Executive Officer at Fallon Group Inc. He has worked as Managing Director at Fallon Group Inc.

Kyle Son

Idaho State University

Jack Crittenden

Crittenden Research

I founded Cypress Magazines in 1991, with the launch of The National Jurist, a magazine for law students. In 1997, we launched PreLaw magazine, and acquired Golf Inc. magazine in 1998. In October, I acquired Crittenden Research, Inc., the company my father had founded in 1972. I have handled publication strategy and management, advertising sales, editorial reporting and editing, graphic design, circulation, customer service, conference planning and management, supervision of staff, human resources, accounting, and marketing. Today I am focused on editorial planning and strategy.

Alana Branston

The Bulletin

John Stark

University of Wyoming

Cathy Weiss

Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts

Andy Malis

MGH