Boyett Petroleum competitors

Zippia score 3.8

Boyett Petroleum main competitors are Atlantic Richfield Company Inc, Berry Petroleum Company, and Andeavor.

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Federated Co-ops has the most employees (23,000).
Employees at Atlantic Richfield Company Inc earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $93,814.

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Boyett Petroleum vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Boyett Petroleum	1940	3.8	Modesto, CA	1	$12.0M	125
Andeavor	1968	4.0	San Antonio, TX	1	$35.0B	14,300
Berry Petroleum Company	1909	4.3	Dallas, TX	3	$559.0M	355
Atlantic Richfield Company Inc	1866	4.1	Los Angeles, CA	1	-	15,106
Lone Star Analysis	2002	4.6	Addison, TX	1	$58.1M	57
Lassus Handy Dandy	1925	4.0	Fort Wayne, IN	9	$164.6M	200
Crystal Flash	1932	3.9	Grand Rapids, MI	7	$12.0M	43
Federated Co-ops	-	4.0	Princeton, MN	6	$10.7B	23,000
Ricker's Rewards	1979	4.2	Anderson, IN	1	$110.0M	700
Sandri	1930	3.9	Greenfield Town, MA	1	$92.4M	100
Maritime Energy	1939	4.0	Rockland, ME	2	$120.0M	110
Sampson-Bladen Oil Company	1936	4.2	Clinton, NC	2	$250.0M	750
State Oil Company	1947	3.8	Libertyville, IL	1	$66.2M	20
Newcomb Oil Co.	1924	4.1	Bardstown, KY	1	$140.0M	100
Sun Stop Urban Market	1959	3.8	Bainbridge, GA	1	$215.7M	200
Mirabito	1927	4.2	Binghamton, NY	30	$140.0M	375
Kayo Oil Co	1959	4.2	Houston, TX	1	$367.9M	3,450
True North Energy Corp.	2004	4.0	Spring, TX	3	$265.4M	1,000
Woodfin-Your Home Team	1977	4.6	Richmond, VA	1	$120.0M	750
Hangers Cleaners	2004	3.6	Kansas City, MO	1	$1.3M	27
Jaco Oil	1967	3.4	Bakersfield, CA	1	$2.6M	25

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Boyett Petroleum salaries vs competitors

Among Boyett Petroleum competitors, employees at Atlantic Richfield Company Inc earn the most with an average yearly salary of $93,814.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Boyett Petroleum	$40,118	$19.29	-
Andeavor	$81,636	$39.25	-
Berry Petroleum Company	$88,594	$42.59	-
Atlantic Richfield Company Inc	$93,814	$45.10	-
Lone Star Analysis	$49,812	$23.95	-
Lassus Handy Dandy	$32,824	$15.78	-

Compare Boyett Petroleum job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Boyett Petroleum	$44,728	$21.50
Berry Petroleum Company	$60,030	$28.86
Atlantic Richfield Company Inc	$55,398	$26.63
Andeavor	$53,261	$25.61
Mirabito	$43,078	$20.71
Sun Stop Urban Market	$42,110	$20.25
Sampson-Bladen Oil Company	$40,990	$19.71
State Oil Company	$40,686	$19.56
Federated Co-ops	$40,397	$19.42
Jaco Oil	$40,015	$19.24
Lassus Handy Dandy	$39,667	$19.07
Lone Star Analysis	$38,934	$18.72
Maritime Energy	$38,751	$18.63
Crystal Flash	$38,684	$18.60
Sandri	$38,521	$18.52
Ricker's Rewards	$38,493	$18.51
Woodfin-Your Home Team	$38,421	$18.47
Hangers Cleaners	$38,163	$18.35
True North Energy Corp.	$37,993	$18.27
Newcomb Oil Co.	$37,980	$18.26

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Boyett Petroleum demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Boyett Petroleum vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Mirabito	42%	58%
Maritime Energy	45%	55%
State Oil Company	58%	42%
Berry Petroleum Company	78%	22%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Mirabito	64%	13%	14%	6%	3%	8.4
Maritime Energy	79%	10%	3%	7%	2%	7.3
Berry Petroleum Company	60%	20%	6%	9%	3%	7.9
State Oil Company	65%	13%	11%	6%	5%	7.3

Boyett Petroleum and similar companies CEOs

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Jeff A. Stevens

Andeavor

Jeff A. Stevens is a Chief Executive Officer at Andeavor and Board of Director at Andeavor and is based in El Paso, Texas.

Quinn Ricker

Ricker's Rewards

H. Rogers

Sampson-Bladen Oil Company

Jack Woodfin

Woodfin-Your Home Team

John Ware

Maritime Energy

Tom Olive

Crystal Flash

Arthur Trem Smith

Berry Petroleum Company

Arthur (Trem) Smith is a Chief Executive Officer at Berry Petroleum and is based in Dallas Texas/, Bakersfield, California. He has worked as Partner; President & CEO at HKN Energy; Founder and CEO at Ts&J INC; and Manager, Business Development, Southeast and South Asia at CHEVRON CORP. Arthur attended Amherst College between 1973 and 1977 and Penn State University between 1980 and 1982.

Mike Harrell

Sun Stop Urban Market

Todd Lassus

Lassus Handy Dandy

Michael P. McMahon

Federated Co-ops

Mike McMahon is an experienced Chief Executive Officer known for servicing customers, patrons and vendors with excellence and integrity as he drives company growth and expansion. Mike’s main goal as CEO of Federated Co--Ops is to help patrons gain greater yield at a reasonable price across all service areas - agronomy, propane, petroleum, C-Stores, Country Stores, and Animal Feeds.Mike is able to quickly identify “frustrations” in an organization - from the customer, to the frontline, to the boardroom, leveraging his expertise in P&L management, marketing, business operations, and continuous improvement. He galvanizes the business to develop and implement solutions that minimize pain points. He uses a balanced approach, focusing on the customer, staff and organizational goals when driving business and cultural transformations.Mike has utilized his analytical insight to drive thought-leadership and the development of strategic plans across four complex, highly competitive and distinct organizations: Direct Store Delivery (DSD), Wholesale, B2C and Co-Ops. He has the ability to traverse businesses, while setting standards for hundreds of locations with a focus on service, operations and P& L ownership. This has been instrumental to his success.Mike's leadership style is one of encouragement and optimism. Mike is fair, firm and consistent with all. Listen, learn and then lead, building trusting relationships across all parts of the organization is key to success. Utilizing my excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, to keep everyone engaged. Have the ability to motivate and inspire small and large teams alike.