The Television Academy, based in the NoHo Arts District in North Hollywood, California, is a nonprofit organization devoted to celebrating and empowering storytellers to push the boundaries of what Television can be. The only major organization fully representing the television and broadband screen entertainment industry, it is made up of over 24,000 members, representing 30 professional peer groups, including performers, directors, producers, art directors and various other artisans, technicians and executives. The mission of the Television Academy is to promote creativity, diversity, innovation and excellence through recognition, education and leadership in the advancement of the telecommunications arts and sciences.

The Television Academy

Art, Culture & Humanities

United States of America

Arts, Culture, Humanities charities promote artistic and cultural excellence and preserve artistic and cultural heritage. Arts, Cultural and Humanities institutions, including the visual and performing arts, and historical societies represent nearly 11% of public charities that report to the IRS. Expansion of the arts has increasingly become a strategic focus for the economic development of cities and a measurable factor in the quality of life. Projects in the arts, culture, and humanities can play a significant role in advancing full participation if they enable all stakeholders to thrive, succeed, and realize their capabilities. These fields can be powerful vehicles for connecting, educating, inspiring, and sustaining students, faculty, and community members so they have the capacity and commitment to continue their difficult and important work.

Irvine

California

Non-Profit

Los Angeles

501-1000 Employees

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Sheryl Lee Ralph 74th Emmy Awards Winnerview

The Television Academy has received a collective star rating of 4.2 out of 5 from anonymous employee reviews. The work environment is generally positive, with a focus on career development opportunities and a fair management quality. However, some employees have expressed concerns about work-life balance. Overall, employees seem to be satisfied with their experience at The Television Academy.

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