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  • Wildlife Conservation Society has the most employees (2,899).
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Space Center Houston vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
1992
4.2
Houston, TX1$6.9M75
1929
3.9
Mystic, CT1$17.1M201
1988
3.9
Dallas, TX1$5.0M30
1962
3.9
Hutchinson, KS1$10.0M46
1860
3.5
San Francisco, CA1$48.4M224
1982
4.3
Huntsville, AL1$14.0M313
1895
4.5
New York, NY3$256.0M2,899
1910
4.0
Scottsdale, AZ1$6.7M52
MS Food Network
1984
3.6
Jackson, MS1$50.0M10
1975
3.9
New Orleans, LA1$40.0M750
2011
4.2
Seattle, WA1$5.0M72
New Morning
2002
4.3
Columbia, SC1$960,0005
1973
3.6
Ormond Beach, FL1$440,00050
The Rivercity Company
1986
4.2
Chattanooga, TN1$4.0M18
1874
3.8
Chautauqua, NY2$50.0M244
Sweet Water Foundation
2009
4.0
Chicago, IL1$1.2M12
1986
4.1
Bakersfield, CA1$50.0M173
National Western Stock Show
1906
3.4
Denver, CO1$700,0006
Tall Timbers
1960
3.0
Tallahassee, FL1$820,0009
Franco
-
4.4
Atlanta, GA1$3.5M10
Maes
-
4.1
Houston, TX1--

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Space Center Houston salaries vs competitors

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CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
Space Center Houston
$36,727$17.66-

Compare Space Center Houston job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
Space Center Houston
$36,893$17.74
Frontiers of Flight Museum
$42,207$20.29
Tall Timbers
$38,751$18.63
Space Camp
$38,606$18.56
Cosmosphere
$38,535$18.53
Mystic Seaport
$38,410$18.47
Wildlife Conservation Society
$38,041$18.29
The Mountaineers
$37,902$18.22
The Olympic Club
$36,853$17.72
The Rivercity Company
$36,724$17.66
Bear Creek
$36,612$17.60
Sweet Water Foundation
$35,606$17.12
New Morning
$35,022$16.84
Chautauqua Institution
$34,114$16.40
Grand Canyon Council
$33,656$16.18
Franco
$33,553$16.13
Goodwill Industries of South Central California
$33,445$16.08
Audubon Nature Institute
$33,167$15.95
National Western Stock Show
$32,403$15.58
MS Food Network
$32,063$15.41

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Space Center Houston demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Space Center Houston vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
Wildlife Conservation Society41%59%
The Rivercity Company50%50%
MS Food Network50%50%
Tall Timbers53%47%
The Mountaineers60%40%
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Compare race at Space Center Houston vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
52%27%11%6%3%
9.5
Tall Timbers
66%11%10%10%3%
8.2
The Rivercity Company
65%16%11%5%3%
9.8
MS Food Network
52%7%23%15%3%
6.0
76%8%7%7%3%
9.1
54%14%24%5%2%
8.7

Space Center Houston and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Cristián Samper (born September 25, 1965) is a Colombian-American tropical biologist specializing in conservation biology and environmental policy. Since 2012, he has served as President and CEO of WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society). He was acting secretary of the Smithsonian from 2007 to 2008, the first Latin American to hold the position. From 2003 to 2012, he was the Director of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, the world's largest natural history collection. In April 2015, Dr. Samper was inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Michael E. Hill
Chautauqua Institution

Ameila Flanigan
Space Camp

Leslie Davis
The Olympic Club

Emily Mack
The Rivercity Company

Martinique Grigg
The Mountaineers

L. Ronald Forman
Audubon Nature Institute

A past president of the American Zoo and Aquarium Association, Ron Forman began his tenure with Audubon Park and Zoological Garden in 1972 as City Hall liaison. Made Deputy Director in 1973 and Executive Director in 1977, the major transformation of Audubon Zoo from an "urban ghetto" to an "urban Eden" was underway. Today, Ron Forman oversees a family of attractions and facilities that make up the dynamic Audubon Nature Institute, leading a staff of 600 people in the Audubon mission of conservation and education. Forman serves locally on the New Orleans Business Council, is Chairman of the Louisiana Stadium and Exposition District and the Immediate Past Chairman of the New Orleans Metropolitan Convention & Visitors Bureau. A past member of the Board of Directors of the American Association of Museums, he is also on the Advisory Committee of Chimp Haven.

Bonnie Kapp
New Morning

Richard Hollowell
Cosmosphere

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