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Industries	Software Development
Headquarters Location	San Francisco, US
Employees Size	200-500 employees

Employees Turnover 4 quarter 2025

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Length of Employment

Employee tenure at Epiphany shows a diverse range of experience levels:

3% have been with the company for less than 1 year5% for 1–2 years6% for 3–4 years8% for 5–7 years5% for 8–10 years73% have over 11 years of service at Epiphany

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Cynthia Viator

Volunteer - President St Vincent de Paul conference

Founder & CEO

Digital Marketing Content Coordinator

Owner

Cinematographer and Photographer

Founder

Founder

Tafadzwa Israel Masendu

Project Manager

Founder

Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer

Summer Intern

Director

Online Store Assistant/Sales Associate

Co-Founder

Art Director

Freelance Project Management

Teacher/ Director

Fashion Sales Associate

Diseñador

Professional Trainer

Pastor

Sr QA Engineer

Chief Executive Officer

Screenwriter

Sales Representative

Business Development Consultant

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Brigitte Hoogerwerf

Director / Certified Epiphany Gal

Regional Director

Founders Office

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FAQ

Where is Epiphany's headquarters?

The headquarters of Epiphany are located in San Francisco, United States.

How many employees does Epiphany have?

Epiphany currently employs 200-500 people.

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