Toledo Library competitors

Zippia score 3.7

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Toledo Library vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Toledo Library	1838	3.7	Toledo, OH	1	$35.0M	265
Dallas Public Library	1901	3.6	Dallas, TX	1	$3.8M	227
Lower Merion Township	-	4.2	Ardmore, PA	2	$8.5M	90
Providence Public Library	1875	3.6	Providence, RI	1	$7.5M	5
Hamilton East Public Library	1911	3.5	Noblesville, IN	2	$8.3M	100
Boyd County Public Library	-	4.1	Ashland, KY	1	$39.0M	125
Little Dixie Regional Library	-	4.1	Moberly, MO	1	$30.0M	50
Pioneer Library System	1958	3.9	Norman, OK	2	$50.0M	150
Davis County	1850	3.8	Farmington, UT	1	$6.4M	125
Skokie Public Library	-	3.8	Skokie, IL	1	$13.0M	249
Harrison Public Library	1958	3.9	Harrison, NY	1	$6.7M	44
Orange County Library System	1920	4.1	Orlando, FL	4	$61.0M	264
Denver Public Library	1889	4.6	Denver, CO	1	$230.0M	750
Johnson County Public Library	1911	4.1	Franklin, IN	3	$27.0M	97
Ann Arbor District Library	1957	4.1	Ann Arbor, MI	1	$16.1M	350
Metropolitan Library System	1965	4.0	Oklahoma City, OK	12	$44.0M	190
Joliet Public Library	1876	3.4	Joliet, IL	1	$3.0M	95
Tippecanoe County Public Library	1882	3.5	Lafayette, IN	1	$3.7M	41
Rockford Public Library	1872	3.3	Rockford, IL	1	$499,999	100
Spokane County Library District	1942	3.3	Spokane, WA	1	$10.3M	81
Crandall Public Library	1892	3.7	Glens Falls, NY	1	$4.7M	26

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Toledo Library salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Toledo Library	$30,204	$14.52	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Toledo Library	$58,851	$28.29
Joliet Public Library	$59,551	$28.63
Harrison Public Library	$59,384	$28.55
Dallas Public Library	$59,310	$28.51
Providence Public Library	$59,211	$28.47
Crandall Public Library	$59,202	$28.46
Tippecanoe County Public Library	$59,127	$28.43
Spokane County Library District	$59,126	$28.43
Hamilton East Public Library	$59,116	$28.42
Denver Public Library	$59,057	$28.39
Pioneer Library System	$58,990	$28.36
Skokie Public Library	$58,946	$28.34
Boyd County Public Library	$58,923	$28.33
Metropolitan Library System	$58,857	$28.30
Little Dixie Regional Library	$58,825	$28.28
Rockford Public Library	$58,611	$28.18
Johnson County Public Library	$58,608	$28.18
Orange County Library System	$57,383	$27.59
Ann Arbor District Library	$57,093	$27.45
Davis County	$54,687	$26.29

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Toledo Library demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Toledo Library vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Toledo Library	25%	75%
Rockford Public Library	28%	72%
Dallas Public Library	39%	61%
Hamilton East Public Library	39%	61%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Toledo Library	70%	12%	9%	5%	3%	6.3
Rockford Public Library	66%	14%	11%	6%	4%	8.0
Dallas Public Library	53%	24%	14%	6%	3%	8.2
Hamilton East Public Library	80%	5%	7%	5%	2%	6.2

Toledo Library and similar companies CEOs

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Anne Ters

Pioneer Library System

Aaron L. Peterman

Providence Public Library

Aaron L. Peterman is a Chief Operations Officer at Providence Public Library and is based in 150 Empire St, Providence, Rhode Island. He has worked as Marketing Strategist at Dentists National Insurance Group, LLC; Design Manager at Kyla Coburn Designs; and Managing Director at AS220. Aaron studied at Ball State University between 2004 and 2006, Cranbrook Academy of Art between 2006 and 2008, and University of Evansville between 1998 and 2002.

Kip Degraaf

Ann Arbor District Library