Start Small Think Big competitors

Zippia score 3.8

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Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles has the most employees (175).
The oldest company is Council on Foreign Relations, founded in 1921.

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Start Small Think Big vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Start Small Think Big	2010	3.8	New York, NY	1	$2.2M	46
National Coalition for Homeless Veterans	1990	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$1.6M	10
Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation	2006	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$1.0M	23
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights	1996	4.1	Oakland, CA	1	$4.0M	40
Muslim Public Affairs Council	1988	4.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	$10.0M	65
Global Fairness Initiative	2002	3.8	Washington, DC	1	$2.7M	30
Bald Head Island Conservancy	1983	3.6	Bald Head Island, NC	1	$1.4M	19
LeadersUp	2013	3.7	Los Angeles, CA	1	$720,000	30
UnionDocs	2006	3.3	New York, NY	1	$499,999	15
Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles	1983	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	$13.2M	175
Council on Foreign Relations	1921	4.2	New York, NY	1	$101.6M	2
Center on Policy Initiatives	1997	4.1	San Diego, CA	1	$2.1M	14
Center for International Environmental Law	1989	3.6	Washington, DC	1	$1.6M	45
Center for Asian American Media	1980	3.9	San Francisco, CA	1	$2.5M	75

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Start Small Think Big salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Start Small Think Big	$54,242	$26.08	-

Compare Start Small Think Big job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Start Small Think Big	$67,639	$32.52
LeadersUp	$71,444	$34.35
Center on Policy Initiatives	$71,150	$34.21
Council on Foreign Relations	$70,800	$34.04
UnionDocs	$70,731	$34.01
Muslim Public Affairs Council	$70,112	$33.71
Center for International Environmental Law	$69,660	$33.49
National Coalition for Homeless Veterans	$69,405	$33.37
Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation	$67,672	$32.53
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights	$63,586	$30.57
Center for Asian American Media	$62,321	$29.96
Global Fairness Initiative	$60,104	$28.90
Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles	$55,763	$26.81
Bald Head Island Conservancy	$35,861	$17.24

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Start Small Think Big demographics vs competitors

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Council on Foreign Relations	47%	53%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Council on Foreign Relations	53%	10%	18%	13%	5%	9.6

Start Small Think Big and similar companies CEOs

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Kyra Greene

Center on Policy Initiatives

Catherine Heseltine

Muslim Public Affairs Council

Catherine Heseltine is a Chief Executive Officer at Muslim Public Affairs Council and is based in United States.

Jami Miscik

Council on Foreign Relations

Stephen Gong

Center for Asian American Media

Zach Norris

Ella Baker Center for Human Rights

Connie Chung Joe

Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles

Connie Chung Joe, JD, is the Chief Executive Officer of Asian Americans Advancing Justice – Los Angeles (Advancing Justice – LA), the nation’s largest legal and civil rights organization for Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders. Prior to joining Advancing Justice – LA in August 2020, Connie served as the Executive Director of the Korean American Family Services (KFAM) for 11 years. Under Connie’s leadership, KFAM nearly quadrupled its budget and staff, with culturally and linguistically responsive services to immigrant families, particularly those struggling with mental health, domestic/family violence, and acculturation stresses. Prior to joining KFAM, Connie was a public interest lawyer for seven years. She worked at the Housing Rights Center in Los Angeles representing clients in fair housing cases and the American Civil Liberties Union in Chicago working on immigrant’s rights, reproductive rights, post-9/11 racial profiling, police accountability and First Amendment cases. Connie received her BA in Spanish and International Relations from USC and her JD from Georgetown University Law Center.