United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona competitors

Zippia score 3.7

United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona main competitors are American Chemical Society, Mgma, and iDE.

Competitor Summary. See how United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona compares to its main competitors:

Population Services International has the most employees (2,013).
Employees at American Chemical Society earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $78,774.
The oldest company is Thornwell, founded in 1875.

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United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona	1923	3.7	Tucson, AZ	1	$14.6M	65
Special Citizens Futures Unlimited	1976	4.0	New York, NY	1	$14.9M	75
United Way of Summit & Medina	1918	3.7	Akron, OH	1	$14.4M	29
United Way of New York City	1938	4.1	New York, NY	1	$62.5M	136
Thornwell	1875	3.8	Clinton, SC	1	$16.9M	100
United Way of Greater Lafayette	1923	4.3	Alexandria, VA	1	$248.8M	1,250
Institute of Management Accountants	1919	3.9	Montvale, NJ	1	$29.0M	572
Mgma	2011	3.5	Englewood, CO	3	$50.0M	267
iDE	1982	4.3	Denver, CO	1	$106.8M	1,250
ARVO	1928	4.0	Rockville, MD	1	$10.0M	28
Global Association of Risk Professionals	1996	4.3	Jersey City, NJ	1	$37.7M	50
Population Services International	1970	4.6	Washington, DC	1	$584.0M	2,013
Kauffman Foundation	1966	4.3	Kansas City, MO	1	$154.8M	85
Intelligent Transportation Society of America	1991	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$10.0M	38
American Chemical Society	1876	4.7	Washington, DC	2	$487.6M	2,000
World Vision U.S.	1950	4.3	Federal Way, WA	6	$1.0B	1,000
National School Boards Association	1940	4.1	Alexandria, VA	1	$11.3M	100
Young Presidents Organization (YPO)	1950	3.5	Irving, TX	1	$770,000	50
YouthBuild USA	1990	4.2	Somerville, MA	1	$24.1M	50
American Industrial Hygiene Association	1956	4.1	Falls Church, VA	1	$23.0M	275
Points of Light	1990	4.5	Atlanta, GA	3	$18.8M	100

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United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona salaries vs competitors

Among United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona competitors, employees at American Chemical Society earn the most with an average yearly salary of $78,774.

Compare United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona	$43,480	$20.90	-
Special Citizens Futures Unlimited	$37,347	$17.96	-
United Way of Summit & Medina	$46,137	$22.18	-
United Way of New York City	$54,076	$26.00	-
United Way of Greater Lafayette	$50,006	$24.04	-
Institute of Management Accountants	$69,265	$33.30	-

Compare United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona	$83,470	$40.13
World Vision U.S.	$98,706	$47.45
Kauffman Foundation	$92,368	$44.41
Global Association of Risk Professionals	$85,661	$41.18
YouthBuild USA	$85,603	$41.16
iDE	$83,606	$40.20
Population Services International	$83,275	$40.04
Young Presidents Organization (YPO)	$82,979	$39.89
Institute of Management Accountants	$82,753	$39.79
Mgma	$81,936	$39.39
Intelligent Transportation Society of America	$81,377	$39.12
Thornwell	$79,749	$38.34
American Chemical Society	$79,048	$38.00
ARVO	$78,629	$37.80
American Industrial Hygiene Association	$78,366	$37.68
Special Citizens Futures Unlimited	$77,080	$37.06
United Way of Summit & Medina	$73,539	$35.36
National School Boards Association	$72,151	$34.69
United Way of New York City	$69,858	$33.59
Points of Light	$67,879	$32.63

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United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona	29%	71%
ARVO	32%	68%
Mgma	37%	63%
Points of Light	39%	61%
American Chemical Society	48%	52%
World Vision USA	49%	51%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona	57%	25%	5%	8%	5%	7.6
World Vision USA	55%	17%	11%	12%	5%	10.0
Mgma	71%	10%	9%	6%	3%	6.9
Points of Light	52%	13%	21%	10%	4%	9.4
American Chemical Society	53%	13%	16%	13%	4%	9.6
ARVO	48%	19%	13%	16%	3%	8.4

United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona and similar companies CEOs

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Andrew Morley

World Vision USA

Steven Quach

Mgma

Natalye Paquin

Points of Light

Natalye Paquin is a Board Member at Natl Penn Bank, Chief Executive Officer at Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsyl, and Chief Executive Officer at Points of Light. She has worked as COO/Chief of Staff at Schl District of Philadelphia, Chief Transformation Ofcr at Girl Scouts of the USA, and Board Member at Natl Penn Bancshares Inc. Natalye studied at Florida A&M University, Harvard Business School, and DePaul University College of Law.

Sejal Palande

American Chemical Society

Sejal Palande is a Joint Chief Executive Officer at American Chemical Society (ACS) and is based in Thane, Maharashtra, India. She has worked as Management Intern at robotics, Embedded System and Robotics at Team Robocon KJSIEIT, and Trainee at Vital Electronics And Manufacturing Corporate. Sejal studied at Dr Datar Science Dr Behere Arts and Shri Pilukaka Joshi Commerce College S K Patil Nagar Chiplun Tal Chiplun Dist Ratnagiri 415 605, Gharda Foundations Gharda Institute Of Technology At & Post Lavel Tal Khed Dist Ratnagiri between 2017 and 2018, and K. J. Somaiya Institute of Engineering and Information Technology between 2018 and 2021.

Thomas Kern

Intelligent Transportation Society of America

Wendy Guillies

Kauffman Foundation

Myron Wilkins

Thornwell

Xavier Mufraggi

Young Presidents Organization (YPO)

Karl Hofmann

Population Services International

Alex Dimaio

Special Citizens Futures Unlimited