Producers Guild of America competitors

Zippia score 4.2

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SAG-AFTRA has the most employees (5,250).
The oldest company is Connecticut Historical Society, founded in 1825.

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Producers Guild of America vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Producers Guild of America	1962	4.2	Beverly Hills, CA	1	$41.0M	419
Hollywood Foreign Press Association	1982	4.2	West Hollywood, CA	1	$32.2M	125
SAG-AFTRA	2012	4.4	Los Angeles, CA	1	$150.0M	5,250
WonderLab Museum of Science	1995	3.7	Bloomington, IN	1	$1.2M	6
Washington Environmental Council	1967	3.8	Seattle, WA	1	$3.4M	40
Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo	1932	4.0	Houston, TX	1	$123.9M	1,200
California Art Club	1909	3.2	Pasadena, CA	1	$999,999	17
Peta	1980	3.7	Norfolk, VA	1	$66.3M	389
Alliance for Sustainable Colorado	2004	3.9	Denver, CO	1	$2.7M	30
Imerman Angels	2006	3.7	Chicago, IL	1	$1.8M	30
Jobs With Justice	1987	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$4.1M	350
Indiana Historical Society	1830	3.1	Indianapolis, IN	1	$6.4M	118
To Write Love on Her Arms	2007	3.9	Melbourne, FL	1	$2.9M	19
AAPD	1995	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$1.4M	30
Gagosian	1979	4.1	New York, NY	2	$2.0M	10
Connecticut Historical Society	1825	4.4	Hartford, CT	2	$50.0M	100
Remember Nhu	2003	4.0	Akron, OH	1	$5.0M	38
Indiana Black Expo	1929	3.5	Indianapolis, IN	1	$4.7M	30
Battle Creek Community Foundation	1974	3.9	Battle Creek, MI	1	$9.0M	22
Winterthur Museum	1930	4.2	Wilmington, DE	1	$25.5M	275
Long Island Board of REALTORS	1910	3.7	West Babylon, NY	1	$430,000	5

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Producers Guild of America salaries vs competitors

Compare Producers Guild of America salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Producers Guild of America	$43,732	$21.02	-

Compare Producers Guild of America job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Producers Guild of America	$33,122	$15.92
Battle Creek Community Foundation	$44,128	$21.22
Imerman Angels	$39,872	$19.17
Winterthur Museum	$39,368	$18.93
Jobs With Justice	$39,140	$18.82
Washington Environmental Council	$36,607	$17.60
Alliance for Sustainable Colorado	$36,087	$17.35
SAG-AFTRA	$35,054	$16.85
Hollywood Foreign Press Association	$34,730	$16.70
Peta	$34,304	$16.49
To Write Love on Her Arms	$33,968	$16.33
Long Island Board of REALTORS	$33,379	$16.05
WonderLab Museum of Science	$33,334	$16.03
Remember Nhu	$32,920	$15.83
Indiana Black Expo	$32,865	$15.80
AAPD	$32,820	$15.78
Connecticut Historical Society	$32,435	$15.59
Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo	$32,246	$15.50
Indiana Historical Society	$32,091	$15.43
California Art Club	$30,601	$14.71

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Producers Guild of America demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Producers Guild of America vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo	38%	62%
WonderLab Museum of Science	40%	60%
Connecticut Historical Society	47%	53%
Battle Creek Community Foundation	54%	46%
SAG-AFTRA	54%	46%
Producers Guild of America	57%	43%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Producers Guild of America	53%	21%	11%	9%	7%	8.2
WonderLab Museum of Science	68%	9%	7%	14%	3%	6.3
Connecticut Historical Society	69%	11%	11%	4%	5%	9.6
Battle Creek Community Foundation	69%	11%	11%	6%	3%	7.5
Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo	50%	28%	14%	6%	2%	6.6
SAG-AFTRA	55%	21%	10%	8%	5%	9.5

Producers Guild of America and similar companies CEOs

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Tanya McKinzie

Indiana Black Expo

Jody Blankenship

Indiana Historical Society

Michael Downing

Connecticut Historical Society

Brenda L. Hunt

Battle Creek Community Foundation

Chris Boleman

Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo

Chris Boleman is an Executive Director of Agricultural Exhibits and Competitions at Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo, President & CEO at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo at Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo, and Chief Mission Officer at Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo and is based in Houston, Texas. He has worked as Professor and Specialist at Texas Agrilife Extension Svc., Lecturer at Texas A&M University, and Assistant Director for 4-H and Youth Development at Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Tarrant County. Chris attended Texas A&M University between 2000 and 2003.

Becky Kelley

Washington Environmental Council

Antoinette Lawson

SAG-AFTRA

Elaine Adams

California Art Club

Experienced Director with a demonstrated history of working in the fine arts industry. Skilled in Art Education, Art Research, Writing, and Visual Arts. Strong professional with dual bachelor's degrees in mathematics and economics from the University of Southern California.

Meher Tatna

Hollywood Foreign Press Association