Philadelphia Education Fund competitors

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Philadelphia Education Fund vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Philadelphia Education Fund	1985	4.0	Philadelphia, PA	1	$5.1M	50
Executive Education Academy Charter School	2013	4.0	Allentown, PA	1	$4.8M	63
Washington STEM	2011	3.7	Seattle, WA	1	$499,999	50
Naviance	2002	4.4	Arlington, VA	1	$7.0M	300
Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education	-	3.6	Frankfort, KY	1	$20.0M	750
San Francisco Education Fund	1963	3.6	San Francisco, CA	1	$1.9M	36
Ballet Tech	1974	3.9	New York, NY	1	$6.5M	50
The Steppingstone Foundation	1990	4.0	Boston, MA	1	$5.2M	20
Lee-Scott Academy	1967	3.7	Auburn, AL	1	$10.0M	6
Amideast	1951	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$66.4M	750
Red Cloud Indian School	1888	3.8	Pine Ridge, SD	13	$23.2M	100
Cristo Rey Boston High School	2010	4.0	Boston, MA	1	$3.4M	53
Fuller Seminary	1947	4.2	Pasadena, CA	1	$68.1M	500
Menaul School	1880	3.4	Albuquerque, NM	1	$5.0M	70
Interdenominational Theological Center	1958	3.8	Atlanta, GA	1	$8.3M	74
Woodmont Middle School	-	3.7	Piedmont, SC	1	$1.0M	9
Morningside Church	1979	3.6	Port Saint Lucie, FL	1	$780,000	15
Julia Morgan School for Girls	1996	4.0	Oakland, CA	1	$10.0M	35
Texas Teachers of Tomorrow	2004	3.5	Houston, TX	1	$1.5M	29
Pittsburgh Urban Christian School	1980	3.9	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$5.0M	19
Literacy Partners	1973	3.6	New York, NY	10	$2.2M	44

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Philadelphia Education Fund salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Philadelphia Education Fund	$43,187	$20.76	-

Compare Philadelphia Education Fund job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Philadelphia Education Fund	$77,668	$37.34
Naviance	$146,171	$70.27
Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education	$101,285	$48.69
The Steppingstone Foundation	$86,013	$41.35
Morningside Church	$85,551	$41.13
Julia Morgan School for Girls	$84,436	$40.59
Menaul School	$80,815	$38.85
Executive Education Academy Charter School	$80,708	$38.80
Washington STEM	$79,231	$38.09
Woodmont Middle School	$77,387	$37.21
Red Cloud Indian School	$76,506	$36.78
Interdenominational Theological Center	$76,485	$36.77
Amideast	$73,651	$35.41
Pittsburgh Urban Christian School	$72,052	$34.64
San Francisco Education Fund	$71,213	$34.24
Lee-Scott Academy	$66,349	$31.90
Literacy Partners	$65,572	$31.53
Cristo Rey Boston High School	$65,561	$31.52
Fuller Seminary	$62,674	$30.13
Ballet Tech	$60,616	$29.14

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Philadelphia Education Fund demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Philadelphia Education Fund vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
The Steppingstone Foundation	29%	71%
Lee-Scott Academy	30%	70%
Interdenominational Theological Center	33%	67%
Menaul School	42%	58%
Fuller Seminary	49%	51%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Lee-Scott Academy	63%	8%	20%	7%	2%	6.4
Fuller Seminary	55%	21%	8%	11%	5%	9.2
The Steppingstone Foundation	58%	17%	8%	9%	8%	8.2
Interdenominational Theological Center	53%	10%	25%	9%	2%	7.4
Menaul School	51%	28%	6%	6%	9%	6.6

Philadelphia Education Fund and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Anthony Tassi

Literacy Partners

Bob Phelps

Pittsburgh Urban Christian School

George Mann

Lee-Scott Academy

Leonard Moon

Fuller Seminary

Stacey Wang

San Francisco Education Fund

Specialties: growth and innovation, strategy development and analysis, thought leadership, organizational management, innovation strategy, recruiting strategy, business development, project management and execution, chief of staff

Ambassador Theodore H. Kattouf

Amideast

Stephen M. Smith

Naviance

Fabian Fondriest

The Steppingstone Foundation

Dr. Edward Wheeler

Interdenominational Theological Center

Phillip Braithwaite

Texas Teachers of Tomorrow

Since joining Hart in 2001 Phillip has held a variety of executive roles, including sales & marketing, strategic planning, and general management. He has been a driving force behind the company’s product portfolio, strong customer acquisition, passionate customer satisfaction, and profitable growth that has transformed Hart into an established market leader. Phillip has worked in the state and local technology industry since 1999. He came to Hart from Dell Inc., where he held leadership positions across multiple business disciplines. Phillip holds a Masters of Business Administration from the University of Texas at Dallas and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin.