Science Magazine competitors

Zippia score 3.9

Competitor Summary. See how Science Magazine compares to its main competitors:

American Geophysical Union has the most employees (2,014).
The oldest company is Boston Herald, founded in 1846.

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Science Magazine vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Science Magazine	-	3.9	Washington, DC	1	$16.0M	171
Annual Reviews	1932	3.8	Palo Alto, CA	1	$50.0M	125
Springer Publishing	1950	4.0	New York, NY	1	$7.2M	20
American Institute of Physics	1931	4.1	College Park, MD	3	$14.7M	369
American Geophysical Union	1919	4.0	Washington, DC	1	$50.0M	2,014
American Society for Microbiology	1899	4.0	Washington, DC	1	$50.6M	100
Advertising Age	1930	3.8	San Francisco, CA	1	$2.8M	1
Boston Herald	1846	3.8	Boston, MA	1	$56.0M	811
THE Journal	1972	3.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$1.6M	10
Roll Call	1955	3.5	Washington, DC	1	$1.6M	10
LA Weekly	1978	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	$11.0M	300
Wizard Entertainment	1991	3.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	$140,000	5
National Journal	1969	4.1	Washington, DC	1	$23.9M	200
Red Wheel/Weiser	1956	3.3	Newburyport, MA	1	$1.2M	25
BloodHorse	1916	3.3	Lexington, KY	1	$590,000	6
GIE Media	1980	3.8	Richfield, OH	1	$13.3M	70
VaynerMedia	2009	4.5	New York, NY	1	$120.0M	58
Athletic Business	1977	3.7	Madison, WI	1	$6.6M	45
Moody Publishers	1894	3.8	Chicago, IL	1	$10.0M	85
SAGE Publishing	1965	4.5	Thousand Oaks, CA	3	$140.0M	499
Playbill	1884	3.0	New York, NY	1	$2.4M	100

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Science Magazine salaries vs competitors

Compare Science Magazine salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Science Magazine	$81,971	$39.41	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Science Magazine	$35,808	$17.22
American Institute of Physics	$35,569	$17.10
Boston Herald	$34,675	$16.67
American Geophysical Union	$34,461	$16.57
Annual Reviews	$34,378	$16.53
VaynerMedia	$34,262	$16.47
Athletic Business	$33,923	$16.31
Roll Call	$33,777	$16.24
SAGE Publishing	$33,412	$16.06
GIE Media	$33,104	$15.92
Moody Publishers	$33,046	$15.89
Wizard Entertainment	$33,043	$15.89
THE Journal	$33,011	$15.87
LA Weekly	$32,993	$15.86
American Society for Microbiology	$32,949	$15.84
Springer Publishing	$32,901	$15.82
BloodHorse	$32,481	$15.62
National Journal	$32,393	$15.57
Advertising Age	$31,260	$15.03
Red Wheel/Weiser	$30,905	$14.86

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Science Magazine jobs

Science Magazine demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Science Magazine vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
SAGE Publishing	37%	63%
American Geophysical Union	38%	62%
Annual Reviews	38%	62%
American Society for Microbiology	40%	60%
American Institute of Physics	44%	56%
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Compare race at Science Magazine vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
SAGE Publishing	53%	22%	9%	10%	6%	8.8
American Institute of Physics	58%	13%	17%	8%	4%	9.1
American Society for Microbiology	51%	13%	19%	12%	5%	9.1
American Geophysical Union	52%	10%	22%	12%	4%	8.8
Annual Reviews	55%	22%	9%	11%	3%	6.2
BloodHorse	79%	9%	6%	4%	2%	6.5

Science Magazine and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Blaise R. Simqu

SAGE Publishing

Experienced chief executive officer with a demonstrated history of working in the publishing industry. Strong professional skilled in Content Management, Digital Publishing, Publishing, Content Development, and Ebooks.

Michael H. Moloney

American Institute of Physics

John Tta

Wizard Entertainment

Stefano Bertuzzi

American Society for Microbiology

Stefano Bertuzzi is a Chief Executive Officer at American Society for Microbiology and is based in Washington, District of Columbia. He has worked as Director, Office of Science Policy, Planning and Communications at National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH); Research Associate at Salk Institute; and Senior Scientific Executive at National Institutes of Health. Stefano studied at Johns Hopkins University between 2009 and 2011 and Università Cattolica between 1991 and 1995.

Julie Freeman Abc, Apr

American Geophysical Union

Sean Ballard

Annual Reviews

Mary Gatsch

Springer Publishing