Agrivida competitors

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Ragon Institute has the most employees (198).
The oldest company is Cambridge Polymer Group, founded in 1996.

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Agrivida vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Agrivida	2003	4.0	Medford, MA	3	$2.0M	28
Zymtronix	2013	3.8	Ithaca, NY	1	$760,000	23
Source Molecular	2002	3.8	Miami, FL	2	$410,000	5
Applied Molecular Transport	2015	4.4	South San Francisco, CA	1	$8.3M	80
Ragon Institute	2009	3.7	Cambridge, MA	1	$4.4M	198
Cambridge Polymer Group	1996	3.9	Boston, MA	1	$5.0M	29
Microbia	1998	3.7	Lexington, MA	1	$1.8M	20

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Agrivida salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Agrivida	$52,026	$25.01	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Agrivida	$75,967	$36.52
Applied Molecular Transport	$80,521	$38.71
Cambridge Polymer Group	$76,088	$36.58
Microbia	$76,041	$36.56
Zymtronix	$76,014	$36.55
Source Molecular	$75,876	$36.48
Ragon Institute	$62,839	$30.21

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Marcus Lovell Smith

Microbia

Marcus Lovell Smith is a Chief Executive Officer at Microbia Inc. He has worked as Chief Executive Officer at SensAble Technologies Inc. Marcus studied at University of Oxford.

Stéphane Corgié Ph.D.

Zymtronix

Stéphane, the CEO and CTO, invented the Zymtronix core technology and remains the science and engineering lead of the company. His research at Cornell has been focused on microbial ecology, microbial and enzymatic activities, and nano-biotechnology methods to develop bioconversion processes for sustainable and renewable energy and products. He holds an MSc in Soil Science, Microbial Ecology, and Molecular Biology from the University Henri Poincare (Nancy, France). During his PhD, he studied plant-microbe interactions and dynamics applied to the conversion and biodegradation of toxic Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH).