National Museum of American Jewish History competitors

Zippia score 4.1

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American Museum of Natural History has the most employees (1,382).
The oldest company is Indiana Historical Society, founded in 1830.

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National Museum of American Jewish History vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
National Museum of American Jewish History	1976	4.1	Philadelphia, PA	1	$8.0M	39
Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage	2005	4.0	Beachwood, OH	1	$3.7M	20
Conner Prairie	1934	3.3	Fishers, IN	1	$50.0M	200
Center for Jewish History	2000	3.2	New York, NY	1	$10.5M	5
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library	1974	3.8	Cedar Rapids, IA	1	$10.0M	30
The Contemporary Jewish Museum	1984	3.9	San Francisco, CA	1	$9.6M	70
The Jewish Museum	1904	4.0	New York, NY	3	$50.0M	148
Jewish Museum of Maryland	1960	3.6	Baltimore, MD	1	$2.0M	25
Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust	1997	4.2	New York, NY	1	$10.9M	70
Jewish Children's Museum	1992	3.5	New York, NY	1	$5.0M	125
Minnesota Historical Society	1849	4.6	Saint Paul, MN	1	$58.3M	750
Peabody Essex Museum	1992	4.3	Salem, MA	1	$9.2M	233
Museum of Northern Arizona	1928	3.6	Flagstaff, AZ	1	$10.0M	50
Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy	1974	3.5	Saint Paul, MN	1	$590,000	50
Cooper Hewitt	1897	4.1	New York, NY	1	$17.0M	176
Family Research Council	1983	4.1	Washington, DC	2	$12.1M	85
826 National	2002	3.9	San Francisco, CA	1	$5.0M	75
Tiger Woods Foundation	2004	4.0	Irvine, CA	1	$10.1M	102
Indiana Historical Society	1830	3.1	Indianapolis, IN	1	$6.4M	118
American Museum of Natural History	1869	4.5	New York, NY	1	$310.3M	1,382
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago	1967	4.5	Chicago, IL	1	$20.7M	150

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National Museum of American Jewish History salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
National Museum of American Jewish History	$35,244	$16.94	-

Compare National Museum of American Jewish History job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
National Museum of American Jewish History	$36,907	$17.74
Museum of Northern Arizona	$76,270	$36.67
Center for Jewish History	$69,189	$33.26
The Jewish Museum	$58,292	$28.02
Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago	$54,657	$26.28
Cooper Hewitt	$53,542	$25.74
Family Research Council	$50,605	$24.33
The Contemporary Jewish Museum	$42,443	$20.41
National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library	$41,207	$19.81
826 National	$39,019	$18.76
Peabody Essex Museum	$38,505	$18.51
Minnesota Historical Society	$38,334	$18.43
Indiana Historical Society	$36,689	$17.64
Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage	$36,677	$17.63
Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy	$36,621	$17.61
Jewish Children's Museum	$36,415	$17.51
Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust	$36,227	$17.42
Tiger Woods Foundation	$35,951	$17.28
Conner Prairie	$35,849	$17.24
Jewish Museum of Maryland	$35,392	$17.02

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Compare gender at National Museum of American Jewish History vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Peabody Essex Museum	31%	69%
National Museum of American Jewish History	33%	67%
Jewish Children's Museum	35%	65%
The Jewish Museum	40%	60%
American Museum of Natural History	43%	57%
Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy	45%	55%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
National Museum of American Jewish History	55%	13%	21%	8%	3%	8.6
American Museum of Natural History	56%	20%	12%	10%	3%	9.5
Jewish Children's Museum	60%	15%	11%	12%	2%	6.3
The Jewish Museum	64%	13%	14%	6%	3%	8.7
Peabody Essex Museum	65%	16%	6%	9%	4%	8.3
Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy	71%	7%	7%	10%	5%	9.1

National Museum of American Jewish History and similar companies CEOs

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Rio Daniel

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Yerachmiel Benjaminson

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Joseph Rorech

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Dr. Cecilia Rokusek

National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library

Jody Blankenship

Indiana Historical Society

Tony Perkins

Family Research Council

Avi Decter

Jewish Museum of Maryland

Mary Kershaw

Museum of Northern Arizona

Gordon McNeill

Tiger Woods Foundation

Laura Brief

826 National

Nonprofit executive working at the intersection of business and community to bring people and resources together to solve sticky problems and drive large-scale social impact. Founding National Director and architect of The Posse Foundation Career Program. • Leadership: Record of designing, leading and scaling highly effective national and local organizations. • Strategic Partnerships: Consistently creates leading edge models for strategic collaborations between industry and local communities with impact at national and city levels. • Workforce Diversity: 15 years experience working with industry-leading companies and their executives to develop a more diverse workforce through pipeline, culture and policy shifts. • Corporate Philanthropy: 15 years experience partnering with Fortune 500 companies on business, brand, employee, and culture aligned philanthropic impact. Specialties: Capacity building to scale impact, growing organizations from local to national, cultivating strong ambitious teams, strategic organizational development, high-level fundraising, cross-sector partnerships, board development, pro-bono volunteerism, service enterprise, employee engagement, diversity cultivation and retention strategies, and speaking on behalf of company and cause.