Pacific Council on International Policy competitors

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Atlantic Council has the most employees (2,021).
The oldest company is The Brookings Institution, founded in 1916.

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Pacific Council on International Policy vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Pacific Council on International Policy	1995	4.0	Los Angeles, CA	1	$5.0M	41
Council on Foreign Relations	1921	4.2	New York, NY	1	$101.6M	2
Chicago Council on Global Affairs	1922	4.2	Chicago, IL	1	$16.6M	150
YPFP	2004	3.7	Washington, DC	1	$499,999	7
Independence Institute	1985	3.6	Denver, CO	1	$2.2M	29
The Brookings Institution	1916	4.6	Washington, DC	1	$112.9M	927
World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth	1951	3.8	Dallas, TX	1	$3.0M	17
American Enterprise Institute	1938	4.4	Washington, DC	2	$75.1M	734
Atlantic Council	1961	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$29.7M	2,021
Synergos	1986	4.0	New York, NY	1	$11.5M	20
Global Footprint Network	2003	3.7	Oakland, CA	1	$2.1M	2
The Cato Institute	1977	4.4	Washington, DC	1	$36.9M	288

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Pacific Council on International Policy salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Pacific Council on International Policy	$54,556	$26.23	-

Compare Pacific Council on International Policy job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Pacific Council on International Policy	$46,528	$22.37
The Cato Institute	$47,434	$22.80
American Enterprise Institute	$46,598	$22.40
Independence Institute	$46,581	$22.39
Chicago Council on Global Affairs	$46,303	$22.26
The Brookings Institution	$45,617	$21.93
Global Footprint Network	$44,917	$21.59
Council on Foreign Relations	$44,725	$21.50
Atlantic Council	$44,639	$21.46
Synergos	$43,789	$21.05
YPFP	$40,506	$19.47
World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth	$37,152	$17.86

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Pacific Council on International Policy demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Global Footprint Network	40%	60%
Council on Foreign Relations	47%	53%
American Enterprise Institute	56%	44%
The Cato Institute	63%	37%
Independence Institute	67%	33%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Global Footprint Network	43%	26%	9%	12%	9%	8.9
Independence Institute	68%	7%	8%	14%	3%	7.2
The Cato Institute	50%	15%	19%	13%	3%	9.3
Council on Foreign Relations	53%	10%	18%	13%	5%	9.6
American Enterprise Institute	49%	11%	18%	17%	4%	9.9
The Brookings Institution	44%	13%	24%	14%	5%	9.5

Pacific Council on International Policy and similar companies CEOs

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Laurel Hanscom

Global Footprint Network

Laurel Hanscom is a Graduate Student at California State University and Chief Executive Officer at GLOBAL FOOTPRINT NETWORK and is based in Oakland, California. She has worked as Asesor Técnico - Technical Advisor (Volunteer) at Peace Corps, Environmental Analyst/Project Manager at Aecom, and Teaching Associate at San Diego State University. Laurel studied at University of California Berkeley between 2001 and 2003, San Diego State University between 2005 and 2007, and San Diego State University between 2013 and 2015.

Peter N. Goettler

The Cato Institute

Jami Miscik

Council on Foreign Relations

Corena Farah

American Enterprise Institute

Alan M. Dachs

The Brookings Institution

Frederick Kempe

Atlantic Council

Scott Brown

Synergos