Lee Carlson Center competitors

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Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Lee Carlson Center	1979	3.5	Fridley, MN	1	$5.0M	67
Phoenix House	1968	4.1	New York, NY	1	$31.6M	65
Substance Abuse Center of Kansas	1997	3.2	-	-	$1.6M	45
Arab American and Chaldean Council (acc)	1980	3.5	Troy, MI	1	$50.0M	15
Amanecer	1975	3.6	Los Angeles, CA	1	$9.1M	125
The Jewish Board	1874	4.1	New York, NY	1	$200.0M	1,255
The Up Center	1883	3.5	Norfolk, VA	1	$6.4M	108
Heartland Counseling	1993	3.1	Elburn, IL	1	$520,000	10
Valley Community Counseling Services	1977	3.8	Stockton, CA	1	$5.0M	99
Manatee Children's Services	1977	3.7	Bradenton, FL	1	$270,000	1
Community Counseling Centers of Chicago	1972	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$50.0M	350
The Guidance Center Of Westchester	-	3.8	-	-	-	-
Non Profits	1891	3.9	Greenwich, CT	3	$50.0M	50
Transforming Center	2003	3.4	Wheaton, IL	1	$390,000	6
Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort Inc	1989	3.0	Panama City, FL	1	$5.0M	100
Veterans Village of San Diego	1981	4.1	San Diego, CA	1	$10.0M	100
Pickaway Area Recovery Services	1978	3.8	Circleville, OH	1	$5.0M	33
Family Independence, Boston, MA	1835	3.7	Boston, MA	1	$12.0M	300
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia	1855	3.7	Philadelphia, PA	1	$50.0M	50
Tasc, Inc. (treatment Alternatives For Safe Communities)	-	3.8	Chicago, IL	1	$19.0M	262
Hispanic Counseling Center	1977	4.0	Hempstead, NY	1	$10.0M	45

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Lee Carlson Center salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Lee Carlson Center	$38,732	$18.62	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Lee Carlson Center	$64,489	$31.00
Heartland Counseling	$70,026	$33.67
The Up Center	$69,017	$33.18
The Guidance Center Of Westchester	$68,704	$33.03
Veterans Village of San Diego	$68,005	$32.69
Phoenix House	$67,662	$32.53
Manatee Children's Services	$66,714	$32.07
Amanecer	$65,321	$31.40
Tasc, Inc. (treatment Alternatives For Safe Communities)	$65,314	$31.40
Hispanic Counseling Center	$64,966	$31.23
Pickaway Area Recovery Services	$64,961	$31.23
Substance Abuse Center of Kansas	$64,749	$31.13
Valley Community Counseling Services	$64,521	$31.02
Community Counseling Centers of Chicago	$64,320	$30.92
Arab American and Chaldean Council (acc)	$64,121	$30.83
Non Profits	$63,694	$30.62
The Jewish Board	$63,422	$30.49
Transforming Center	$63,091	$30.33
Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort Inc	$61,074	$29.36
Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia	$60,236	$28.96

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Lee Carlson Center demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Lee Carlson Center	29%	71%
The Jewish Board	32%	68%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Lee Carlson Center	71%	3%	11%	8%	7%	6.2
The Jewish Board	59%	18%	13%	7%	4%	9.4

Lee Carlson Center 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.

Gladys Serrano

Hispanic Counseling Center

Runeisha Maddox

Family Connections

Wanda Campbell

Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort Inc

Ed Welp

The Up Center

John Sawyer

Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia

Marie Cpa

Arab American and Chaldean Council (acc)

Anthony Kopera

Community Counseling Centers of Chicago

Anthony Kopera is a President and Chief Executive Officer at Community Counseling Centers of Chicago (C4) and is based in Chicago, Illinois.

Phil Landis

Veterans Village of San Diego

Phil Landis is a President and Chief Executive Officer at Veterans Village Of San Diego and is based in United States.