The Queen's Economics Case Conference company source record lists 19 employees. The visible Queen's Economics Case Conference management graph includes:
Related company intelligence for Queen's Economics Case Conference
1 same-industry peer
10 with employee estimates
7 with websites
10 with social profiles
4 peer evidence types
Peer evidence source coverage
4 source-backed evidence types support this related-company graph.
same-industry peers, employee benchmarks, website records, and social profiles
Same-industry peers
1 / 10
1 of 10 related companies shares this company's industry classification.
Employee benchmarks
10 / 10
10 of 10 related companies include employee estimates.
Website records
7 / 10
7 of 10 related companies include official website records.
Social profiles
10 / 10
10 of 10 related companies include company social profile signals.
Peer link quality filter
Multi-signal peer link set
10 related companies met the 2-signal peer-link threshold. Eligible peers average 3.7 source-backed signals.
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Peer comparison matrix
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Compares this company with related-company evidence across employee scale and peer graph evidence.
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Employee scale
Smaller than most related peers
This company
19 employees
Related peers
26 median peer employees
7 of 10 related employee-estimated peers are higher.
10 related companies with employee estimates
Peer graph evidence
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Related peers
3 benchmark dimensions
Peer benchmark combines 10 related companies with peer graph strength, size benchmark, and size position. Underlying peer graph includes 4 evidence types: industry context, employee benchmarks, website records, social profiles.
industry context, employee benchmarks, website records, social profiles
Peer benchmark evidence
Multi-signal peer benchmark evidence
Peer benchmark combines 10 related companies with peer graph strength, size benchmark, and size position. Underlying peer graph includes 4 evidence types: industry context, employee benchmarks, website records, social profiles.
peer graph strength
size benchmark
size position
Peer position benchmark
Employee-scale peer position benchmark
Peer-position benchmark shows employee scale above 30% of 10 comparable related peers.
Directional peer-position evidence:
Peer-position evidence combines employee scale above 30% of 10 comparable related peers from related-company records.
Employee scale: 30%
Peer graph strength
Benchmark-ready peer graph
Related peer graph has industry context, employee benchmarks, website records, and social profiles across 10 related companies.
Peer median size
26 employees
Largest peer by size
Statistics Canada | Statistique Canada
4.60K employees
Queen's Economics Case Conference size signal
19 employees
Peer size comparison
7 larger · 3 smaller
Peer scale position
Smaller than most related peers
7 of 10 related employee-estimated peers are higher.
Queen's Economics Case Conference people graph sample
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Leo Maloney
Economics at Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario, Canada -
Tiara Khalaj-Zadeh
Intern at Hatch - Applied Economics
Toronto, Ontario, Canada -
Michael Wh Chapman
Economics and Global Development
Elora, Ontario, Canada -
Liam Maccallum
Queen's Applied Economics '25
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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