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Media & Entertainment

Consumer Reports is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Yonkers, New York. It provides unbiased product reviews, ratings, trusted advice, and in-depth reporting to consumers.

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Consumer Reports at a glance

Consumer Reports is a media & entertainment company, founded in 1936. Xcout tracks 16 named people at Consumer Reports, including Phil Radford (President and Chief Executive Officer). Xcout recorded 25 job postings from Consumer Reports in the last 90 days.

Industry
Media & Entertainment
Founded
1936
Job postings recorded (90 days)
25
Xcout AI Rank
8/100

Consumer Reports leadership

  • Phil RadfordPresident and Chief Executive Officer
  • Caleb GreenVP, Chief Financial Officer
  • Raj MalhotraChief Technology Officer
  • Andrew DanylukChief Enterprise Systems Officer
  • Elena MatsuiChief Strategy Officer
  • Heath GraysonChief Privacy Officer, Deputy General Counsel

10 more named people on record for Consumer Reports, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Hiring at Consumer Reports

Xcout recorded 25 job postings from Consumer Reports in the last 90 days, from a hiring record Xcout has kept since July 2026.

The weekly hiring trend, the roles and locations behind it — see Consumer Reports's hiring signals →

Consumer Reports competitors

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The New York TimesNYT · Media & EntertainmentUnited States
58% matchPublicAI 60/100 ▲Green 4/100

The New York Times Company, in conjunction with its subsidiaries, furnishes news and vital information to a worldwide readership and viewership through a diverse array of digital and traditional media. Its premier publication is The New York Times, issued daily and on Sundays across the United States, with an international version also available. The organization furthermore manages the popular NYTimes.com digital platform. Beyond its proprietary content, the company syndicates articles, visual assets, and photography from The Times and other sources to approximately 1,500 other newspapers, periodicals, and online outlets. It additionally grants licenses for access to its electronic databases for resellers serving commercial, professional, and academic markets. Other business ventures encompass magazine licensing, the compilation of news digests, book development initiatives, and the administration of intellectual property rights and permissions. Moreover, the company actively orchestrates live gatherings, both in physical venues and virtually, fostering dialogue between its audience, its journalists, and influential external thought leaders. It handles direct advertising sales across its website, mobile apps, podcasts, email newsletters, and video content, while also delivering comprehensive digital advertising services. A notable offering is Wirecutter, a platform specializing in product evaluations and consumer guidance. The New York Times Company also innovates with mobile applications, including gaming and culinary products, and offers third-party printing and distribution services, among various other products and services. Established in 1851, the company's main operations are situated in New York City.

Market cap$12.1B
Employees5,900
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