Jasa competitors

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Jasa vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Jasa	1968	4.5	New York, NY	1	$56.7M	694
Child & Family Agency	-	3.9	Groton, CT	1	$900,000	125
Jcca	1822	3.5	New York, NY	1	$2.0M	30
The Jewish Board	1874	4.1	New York, NY	1	$200.0M	1,255
Selfhelp Community Services	1936	4.3	New York, NY	1	$68.0M	650
Families United Network	1994	3.9	Muncy, PA	1	$10.0M	20
Children's Aid Society	1853	4.0	New York, NY	1	$140.2M	50
Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse	1981	3.0	Jackson, TN	1	$260,000	9
St. Francis Community Services	1945	4.0	Salina, KS	1	$108.3M	72
Edgewood/Brookland Family Support Collaborative	1996	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$5.0M	50
Family Programs Hawaii	2004	3.5	Urban Honolulu, HI	1	$5.0M	70
Cardinal McCloskey Community Services	1946	3.9	Valhalla, NY	1	$32.0M	750
Tabor Children's Services	1907	3.4	Philadelphia, PA	1	$8.5M	150
Children International	1936	4.7	Kansas City, MO	2	$156.4M	350
CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER	1980	3.5	-	-	$4.4M	110
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York	1930	3.7	Wading River, NY	1	$5.0M	750
Non Profits	1891	3.9	Greenwich, CT	3	$50.0M	50
Prehab of Arizona	1971	3.9	Mesa, AZ	1	$22.1M	320
Ujima Adult & Family Services	1998	3.3	San Jose, CA	1	$400,000	10
Catholic Charities West Michigan	1946	3.9	Grand Rapids, MI	1	$50.0M	99
Hamilton-Madison House	1898	4.1	New York, NY	1	$50.0M	230

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Jasa salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Jasa	$42,053	$20.22	-

Compare Jasa job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Jasa	$46,633	$22.42
Selfhelp Community Services	$55,989	$26.92
Cardinal McCloskey Community Services	$55,174	$26.53
Little Flower Children and Family Services of New York	$53,384	$25.67
Hamilton-Madison House	$52,059	$25.03
Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse	$50,814	$24.43
Tabor Children's Services	$49,723	$23.91
Children International	$48,885	$23.50
Non Profits	$47,897	$23.03
Child & Family Agency	$47,018	$22.60
St. Francis Community Services	$46,449	$22.33
Catholic Charities West Michigan	$46,445	$22.33
Children's Aid Society	$46,353	$22.29
CHILDRENS CRISIS CENTER	$45,725	$21.98
Prehab of Arizona	$45,191	$21.73
The Jewish Board	$44,739	$21.51
Families United Network	$44,299	$21.30
Jcca	$44,240	$21.27
Edgewood/Brookland Family Support Collaborative	$43,145	$20.74
Family Programs Hawaii	$43,141	$20.74

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Jasa demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Jasa vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Child & Family Agency	21%	79%
The Jewish Board	32%	68%
Children's Aid Society	33%	67%
Prehab of Arizona	35%	65%
Jasa	37%	63%

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Compare race at Jasa vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Jasa	56%	23%	12%	6%	3%	8.5
The Jewish Board	59%	18%	13%	7%	4%	9.4
Children's Aid Society	54%	25%	12%	6%	3%	9.5
Child & Family Agency	48%	13%	27%	8%	4%	7.7
Prehab of Arizona	61%	19%	7%	8%	4%	7.2

Jasa and similar companies CEOs

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David Rivel

The Jewish Board

DAVID RIVEL joined The Jewish Board in 2011 as part of a planned transition of leadership. Prior to joining The Jewish Board, David was the Executive Director of City Parks Foundation, which he built into one of New York’s premier not-for-profit organizations. David is leading The Jewish Board in new directions as government funding changes the way human services are paid, working with the Board of Trustees to create a new strategic plan for the agency that focuses on data-driven and outcome-focused care. Its overarching statement of purpose reads: hope, recovery, and resilience guide our work, as we help individuals realize their potential and live as independently as possible.

Stuart C. Kaplan

Selfhelp Community Services

Phoebe Boyer

Children's Aid Society

Phoebe Boyer is a President and CEO at Children's Aid Society. She has worked as Executive Director at Robertson Foundation and Executive Director at Tiger Foundation.. Phoebe studied at Columbia Business School and Wesleyan University.

Runeisha Maddox

Family Connections

Keith Kuboyama

Family Programs Hawaii

Isabel Ching

Hamilton-Madison House

Beth Finnerty

Cardinal McCloskey Community Services

David Spring

Families United Network

I have over fifteen years of non-profit administrative experience. I began my career as a counselor in the drug/alcohol field. I worked as a counselor at Red Rock Job Corp. field. I was as an HIV Case Manager before becoming a Program Specialist at a Regional HIV Coalition. After a couple of years I was named Director of that organization where I continued to work for a total of ten years. Prior to my most recent employment, I was the Director of STEP Head Start in Lycoming/Clinton Counties in North-Central Pennsylvania. I am now the CEO of Families United Network, Inc. based in Muncy, PA, serving over 50 counties in Pennsylvania with residential, foster care, and adoption services.

Michael Hughes

Prehab of Arizona

Roberto Javier

Catholic Charities West Michigan

Experienced Chief Executive Officer with a demonstrated history of working in the private and non-profit organization management industry. Skilled in Health Care Managed Care Contracting, Provider Network, and Program Development, Nonprofit Organizations, Management, Fundraising, Strategic Planning, and Leadership Development. Strong business development professional with a Master's degree focused in Health/Health Care Administration/Management from Saint Louis University.