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Bonanza vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Bonanza	2008	4.2	Seattle, WA	1	$4.8M	25
Banzai	2015	4.0	Seattle, WA	1	$2.0M	85
Pops	2013	3.4	Oak Park Heights, MN	1	$730,000	35
Falafel	-	4.2	Washington, DC	1	$1.9M	25
Flick	2018	4.5	Mamaroneck, NY	1	$1.6M	30
Bushel	2017	3.9	Fargo, ND	1	$7.2M	167
Donuts	2010	3.9	Bellevue, WA	1	$760,000	24
Stoplight	2015	3.7	Austin, TX	1	$2.1M	10
Piazza	2009	4.1	Palo Alto, CA	1	$3.8M	56
DECENT	2015	4.0	Mill Valley, CA	1	$690,000	50
Nylas	2013	3.8	San Francisco, CA	1	$6.1M	165
Thirsty	-	4.1	-	-	-	-
Suki	2017	4.1	Redwood City, CA	1	$2.0M	107
Shiftgig	2012	4.6	Chicago, IL	1	$45.0M	619
Lucky Oyster	2012	3.6	Seattle, WA	1	$480,000	7
Plover	2009	3.6	Portland, OR	1	$500,000	12
Tap 'n Tap	2008	3.4	Cambridge, MA	1	$330,000	2
Tortuga	2010	4.4	Walnut, CA	1	$21.0M	304
Chug	2010	3.9	San Anselmo, CA	1	$1.5M	10
Flamingo	2015	4.4	Chicago, IL	1	-	6
Lula	2016	4.1	Miami, FL	1	$590,000	14

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Bonanza salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Bonanza	$61,740	$29.68	-

Compare Bonanza job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Bonanza	$70,142	$33.72
Plover	$70,446	$33.87
Pops	$70,426	$33.86
Thirsty	$70,374	$33.83
Lucky Oyster	$70,359	$33.83
Tap 'n Tap	$70,344	$33.82
Tortuga	$70,344	$33.82
Chug	$70,302	$33.80
Nylas	$70,264	$33.78
Stoplight	$70,125	$33.71
Donuts	$70,123	$33.71
Falafel	$70,112	$33.71
Piazza	$70,111	$33.71
Flick	$70,102	$33.70
Banzai	$70,062	$33.68
Bushel	$70,026	$33.67
Lula	$69,952	$33.63
Suki	$69,898	$33.60
DECENT	$69,837	$33.58
Flamingo	$69,378	$33.35

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Bonanza demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Bonanza vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Donuts	36%	64%
Nylas	47%	53%
Stoplight	47%	53%
Pops	49%	51%
Bushel	50%	50%
Bonanza	53%	47%

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Compare race at Bonanza vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Bonanza	63%	19%	8%	7%	3%	9.0
Donuts	59%	18%	9%	10%	4%	9.9
Stoplight	64%	12%	13%	8%	2%	4.8
Nylas	57%	22%	16%	2%	2%	6.2
Pops	62%	15%	13%	6%	4%	9.1
Bushel	64%	19%	6%	9%	2%	8.5

Bonanza and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Nigel Eccles

Flick

Akram J. Atallah

Donuts

Steve Rodda

Stoplight

Matthew Berk

Lucky Oyster

Founder @bean-box @open List • Worked at @jupiter-research, @marchex • Studied at @cornell-university, @johns-hopkins-university

Gleb Polyakov

Nylas

Gleb Polyakov is a Co-founder & CEO at Nylas and is based in San Francisco, California. He has worked as Board Member at Stand For Families Free of Violence, Founder; CEO at ZPM Espresso, and Senior Financial Analyst at Emperion Investment.

Richard Bowman

Shiftgig

Lonny Stormo

Pops

Founder and CEO of POPS! Diabetes Care • Worked at @medtronic • Studied at @arizona-state-university, @south-dakota-school-of-mines-rapid-city-sd

Victor Wang

Plover

Former product and data analytics at @rallyware • BS Mechanical Engineering at @tufts-university • Former Prop Trader • Serial Jalopy Enthusiast

Nathan Joraanstad

Bushel

Jake Joraanstad is the co-founder and CEO of Bushel, an independently owned and operated software company headquartered in Fargo, N.D. Since launching in 2017, Bushel’s software has powered 1,000+ grain facilities across the U.S. and Canada with real-time business information for their producers. In 2019 Bushel’s parent company, Myriad Mobile, transitioned its custom software development business into Bushel, through a new Solutions by Bushel division. Bushel is focused on bringing innovative software products and solutions to the agriculture industry.Jake is heavily involved in the region’s entrepreneurial community. He is a co-founder of Emerging Prairie and enjoys helping with local startup events including Startup Weekend Fargo and 1 Million Cups Fargo. Recognized as one of Prairie Business Magazine’s 40 Under 40 in 2013, Jake is passionate about helping others succeed in business and utterly obsessed with technology that makes life simpler. You can follow Jake on Twitter at @jakefromfargo

Punit Soni

Suki