Kiplinger competitors

Zippia score 4.0

Kiplinger main competitors are MarketWatch, The Motley Fool, and American Broadcasting Company.

Competitor Summary. See how Kiplinger compares to its main competitors:

Graham Holdings has the most employees (11,500).
Employees at MarketWatch earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $91,428.
The oldest company is MPA - The Association of Magazine Media, founded in 1919.

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Kiplinger vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Kiplinger	1920	4.0	Washington, DC	1	$19.3M	150
American City Business Journals	1985	4.6	Charlotte, NC	2	$280.0M	1,900
Wenner Media	1967	4.4	New York, NY	1	$63.4M	200
Globe Pequot Press	1947	4.0	Guilford, CT	1	$17.0M	300
Belvoir Media Group	1972	4.2	Norwalk, CT	1	$68.5M	75
Paisano Publications, Llc	1970	4.0	Agoura Hills, CA	1	$15.0M	65
Graham Holdings	1947	4.6	Arlington, VA	1	$4.8B	11,500
The Motley Fool	1993	4.4	Alexandria, VA	2	$26.6M	726
MarketWatch	1997	3.7	San Francisco, CA	1	$10.5M	246
Zambezi	2006	3.2	Culver City, CA	1	$320,000	175
ABC12: Your Trusted Source! WJRT-TV	1958	4.4	Flint, MI	1	$11.0M	82
American Broadcasting Company	1943	4.3	New York, NY	1	$1.4B	8,000
New Regency Productions	1982	4.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$16.0M	50
MPA - The Association of Magazine Media	1919	3.9	New York, NY	1	$7.2M	30

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Kiplinger salaries vs competitors

Among Kiplinger competitors, employees at MarketWatch earn the most with an average yearly salary of $91,428.

Compare Kiplinger salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Kiplinger	$52,057	$25.03	-
American City Business Journals	$62,897	$30.24	-
Wenner Media	$52,112	$25.05	-
Globe Pequot Press	$58,577	$28.16	-
Belvoir Media Group	$48,619	$23.37	-
Paisano Publications, Llc	$52,561	$25.27	-

Compare Kiplinger job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Kiplinger	$64,807	$31.16
New Regency Productions	$121,992	$58.65
American Broadcasting Company	$116,962	$56.23
MarketWatch	$97,054	$46.66
Globe Pequot Press	$85,119	$40.92
The Motley Fool	$76,129	$36.60
Zambezi	$73,318	$35.25
MPA - The Association of Magazine Media	$73,185	$35.19
Paisano Publications, Llc	$71,834	$34.54
American City Business Journals	$64,085	$30.81
Belvoir Media Group	$62,918	$30.25
Wenner Media	$62,706	$30.15
ABC12: Your Trusted Source! WJRT-TV	$53,682	$25.81
Graham Holdings	$45,021	$21.64

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Kiplinger demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Kiplinger vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
MPA - The Association of Magazine Media	40%	60%
Graham Holdings	55%	45%
The Motley Fool	66%	34%
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Compare race at Kiplinger vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Graham Holdings	62%	13%	13%	7%	5%	10.0
MPA - The Association of Magazine Media	61%	19%	9%	7%	4%	8.3
The Motley Fool	63%	8%	17%	7%	5%	9.2

Kiplinger and similar companies CEOs

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Timothy J. O’Shaughnessy

Graham Holdings

Whitney Shaw

American City Business Journals

John Lagana

Paisano Publications, Llc

John Lagana is a Publisher & Chief Executive Officer at Paisano Publications LLC.

Brad Weston

New Regency Productions

David Nussbaum

MPA - The Association of Magazine Media

Tom Gardner

The Motley Fool

A frequently sought-after investment expert, commentator, and educator, Tom Gardner co-founded The Motley Fool in 1993 with his brother, David, and now serves as Chief Executive Officer. Tom is the chairman of the market-beating Motley Fool Hidden Gems small-cap investment service and co-advisor with his brother of the market-thumping general equity service, Motley Fool Stock Advisor. He and David have co-authored several New York Times best-selling books, including The Motley Fool Investment Guide, You Have More Than You Think: The Motley Fool Guide to Investing What You Have, The Motley Fool Investment Workbook, and most recently, Million Dollar Portfolio: How to Build and Grow a Panic-Proof Investment Portfolio. Tom has testified on behalf of individual investors before the U.S. Senate, calling for greater transparency in the financial services industry. Tom graduated with an honor's degree in English from Brown University in 1990.

Jean Freeman

Zambezi

As Principal + CEO of Zambezi, Jean is charting the future for one of the largest female-owned businesses in the advertising industry. Jean has successfully grown Zambezi from a startup to what it is today – a thriving agency named Small Agency of the Year by AdAge and one of the top Largest Women-Owned Businesses by the Los Angeles Business Journal.