MyCentralJersey competitors

Zippia score 3.4

MyCentralJersey main competitors are Greensheet Media, Brown & Bigelow, and Nj.com.

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El Día has the most employees (42,600).
Employees at Greensheet Media earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $55,798.

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MyCentralJersey vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
MyCentralJersey	1884	3.4	Somerville, NJ	1	$60.0M	3,000
The Clarion-Ledger	1837	3.4	Jackson, MS	1	$4.0M	106
Mansfield News Journal	1930	3.2	Mansfield, OH	1	$1.8M	34
Nj.com	-	4.4	Newark, NJ	2	$300.0M	1,200
New Jersey Herald	1829	4.1	Newton, NJ	1	$230.0M	1,000
GreenvilleOnline	1874	3.7	Greenville, SC	1	$11.0M	375
El Día	-	3.4	-	-	$210.0M	42,600
Avanti Press	1980	3.0	Detroit, MI	1	$130.0K	35
American Solutions for Business	1981	4.5	Glenwood, MN	1	$180.0M	805
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel	1973	3.6	Milwaukee, WI	1	$6.3M	30
Plain Dealer Publishing Co.	1842	3.3	Brooklyn, OH	1	$167.3M	10
The Courier-Journal	1867	4.0	Louisville, KY	1	$140.0M	750
Richmond Times-Dispatch	1850	3.6	Richmond, VA	4	$47.0M	377
Tampa Bay Times	1904	4.4	Saint Petersburg, FL	5	$770.0M	3,190
Atlanta Journal-Constitution	1883	4.3	Atlanta, GA	1	$100.0M	905
Greensheet Media	1970	3.6	Houston, TX	1	$1.4M	50
Tennessean	1907	3.7	Nashville, TN	1	$9.1M	46
Brown & Bigelow	1896	4.1	Saint Paul, MN	1	$57.3M	600
Publisher	-	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$30.0M	350
Focus International	2005	3.8	Cincinnati, OH	1	$1.6M	30
Charleston Newspapers	-	3.8	Charleston, WV	1	$16.0M	200

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MyCentralJersey salaries vs competitors

Among MyCentralJersey competitors, employees at Greensheet Media earn the most with an average yearly salary of $55,798.

Compare MyCentralJersey salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
MyCentralJersey	$41,999	$20.19	-
The Clarion-Ledger	$42,114	$20.25	-
Mansfield News Journal	$49,919	$24.00	-
Nj.com	$53,470	$25.71	-
New Jersey Herald	$37,240	$17.90	-
GreenvilleOnline	$39,200	$18.85	-

Compare MyCentralJersey job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
MyCentralJersey	$67,858	$32.62
Brown & Bigelow	$76,012	$36.54
Publisher	$73,803	$35.48
Atlanta Journal-Constitution	$72,939	$35.07
Greensheet Media	$72,053	$34.64
Nj.com	$71,794	$34.52
The Courier-Journal	$68,348	$32.86
Mansfield News Journal	$66,540	$31.99
American Solutions for Business	$66,044	$31.75
Avanti Press	$64,052	$30.79
GreenvilleOnline	$61,228	$29.44
Tampa Bay Times	$60,428	$29.05
The Clarion-Ledger	$60,251	$28.97
Tennessean	$58,354	$28.05
Focus International	$57,565	$27.68
Plain Dealer Publishing Co.	$51,930	$24.97
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel	$48,926	$23.52
Charleston Newspapers	$45,334	$21.80
Richmond Times-Dispatch	$44,208	$21.25
El Día	$42,008	$20.20

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MyCentralJersey demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at MyCentralJersey vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
MyCentralJersey	46%	54%
Richmond Times-Dispatch	50%	50%
Mansfield News Journal	53%	47%
American Solutions for Business	57%	43%

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Compare race at MyCentralJersey vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
MyCentralJersey	63%	14%	11%	7%	5%	8.8
American Solutions for Business	65%	14%	9%	8%	4%	9.6
Mansfield News Journal	74%	7%	9%	6%	4%	7.0
Richmond Times-Dispatch	64%	9%	16%	8%	3%	7.3

MyCentralJersey and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Larry Zavadil

American Solutions for Business

On February 17, 1981, Larry founded American Business Forms, Inc., hired six employees and operated his business from an office in his home. Today, he remains the heart and soul of the company. Larry helps grow sales and serves as an integral part of the Leadership Team and chairman of the Board of Directors. His focus is on communicating and enhancing the relationship with the company’s sales associates, suppliers and customers, by identifying new opportunities that will advance the company well into the future.

Paul Tash

Tampa Bay Times

William Smith

Brown & Bigelow

Stephen Edward Murdoch

Focus International

Ruslan Jafarov

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Terry Egger

Plain Dealer Publishing Co.