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    The Moment of Truth vs competitors

    CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
    -
    3.5
    Burbank, CA1$18.0M350
    1995
    3.6
    Denver, CO1$3.5M26
    1978
    3.3
    Denver, CO1$4.2M58
    1951
    4.3
    Boston, MA2$187.0M1,342
    1967
    2.6
    Los Angeles, CA1$540,00050
    Florida Studio Theatre
    1974
    3.9
    Sarasota, FL1$9.2M20
    1922
    4.0
    Portland, OR1$48.5M302
    1954
    3.9
    Pittsburgh, PA1$8.5M180
    Entertainment Industry
    -
    4.1
    ----
    2002
    4.0
    New York, NY1$5.0M50
    Flushing Town Hall
    1979
    3.6
    --$5.0M16
    1923
    4.2
    San Francisco, CA1$70.9M1,000
    1970
    4.1
    New York, NY1$30.3M50
    2016
    4.0
    New York, NY1$13.0M750
    1926
    4.8
    New York, NY9$33.0B65,000
    1980
    4.2
    Cambridge, MA1$50.0M50
    1987
    4.5
    New York, NY1$35.2M100
    1991
    3.9
    Pittsburgh, PA1$4.3M35
    Symphony Space
    1978
    4.1
    New York, NY1$6.4M20
    1967
    3.5
    New York, NY1$1.5M125
    1976
    3.9
    San Francisco, CA1$5.0M55

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    The Moment of Truth salaries vs competitors

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    CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
    The Moment of Truth
    $31,661$15.22-

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    CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
    The Moment of Truth
    $115,402$55.48
    Entertainment Industry
    $146,523$70.44
    Free Speech TV
    $145,938$70.16
    Oregon Public Broadcasting
    $143,423$68.95
    NBCUniversal
    $142,395$68.46
    Bay Area Video Coalition
    $136,659$65.70
    WGBH
    $135,778$65.28
    WQED
    $117,098$56.30
    Denver Film
    $102,080$49.08
    Jazz at Lincoln Center
    $99,296$47.74
    Flushing Town Hall
    $98,118$47.17
    Anthology Film Archives
    $96,024$46.17
    San Francisco Opera
    $91,999$44.23
    Pittsburgh City Paper
    $86,764$41.71
    Center Theatre Group
    $86,614$41.64
    Symphony Space
    $85,648$41.18
    ITV America
    $81,667$39.26
    American Repertory Theater
    $74,453$35.79
    Florida Studio Theatre
    $74,132$35.64
    Ars Nova
    $68,739$33.05

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    The Moment of Truth demographics vs competitors

    Compare gender at The Moment of Truth vs competitors

    Job titleMaleFemale
    San Francisco Opera44%56%
    Manhattan Theatre Club46%54%
    NBCUniversal51%49%
    Jazz at Lincoln Center54%46%
    Oregon Public Broadcasting56%44%
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    CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
    52%22%10%12%5%
    9.5
    74%11%5%6%4%
    8.9
    58%21%12%6%3%
    9.0
    58%19%12%9%3%
    8.0
    52%20%9%13%6%
    9.3
    73%10%7%6%3%
    5.0

    The Moment of Truth and similar companies CEOs

    CEOBio
    Jeff Shell
    NBCUniversal

    Steve Bass is a President & CEO at Oregon Public Broadcasting- OPB and is based in Portland Oregon Area. He has worked as Vice President/General Manager at WGBH, Director of Development & National Corporate Support at PBS, and President & CEO at Nashville Public Television. Steven attended Bucknell University between 1975 and 1979 and Wisconsin School of Business between 1979 and 1981.

    Jeffrey B. Kindler
    Jazz at Lincoln Center

    Matthew Shilvock
    San Francisco Opera

    Matthew Shilvock is a CEO/General Director at San Francisco Opera. He has worked as Associate General Director at San Francisco Opera. Matthew studied at University of Massachusetts, Lowell and University of Oxford.

    Kevin Smith
    Denver Film

    Bob Bakish
    Entertainment Industry

    Deborah L. Acklin
    WQED

    Deborah Acklin is president and chief executive officer of WQED Multimedia, the nation’s first community-owned public media company, also known worldwide as “Mister Rogers’ station”.Ms. Acklin has served in multiple executive roles in public broadcasting, the cable television industry, and commercial broadcasting. At WQED Multimedia, she manages or has managed the operations, strategies, and fundraising to create original multi-platform content distributed across three television channels, three radio signals, an interactive Web-based learning channel, an interactive global media distribution portal, an education department, a publishing division, and PBS, NPR and their member stations.Her tenure includes many achievements, including four Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards for Station and Overall Excellence, given by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences to a general manager of a commercial or public television station in Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia and New Jersey.

    Jonathan C. Abbott
    WGBH

    David George
    ITV America

    David George is a Chief Executive Officer at Leftfield Entertainment LLC and Chief Executive Officer at ITV America. He has worked as President at ITV America.

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