Brame Specialty Company, Inc. competitors

Zippia score 3.8

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Brame Specialty Company, Inc. vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Brame Specialty Company, Inc.	-	3.8	Durham, NC	5	$35.0M	200
Clampitt Paper	1941	4.2	Dallas, TX	1	$38.0M	178
Yandle-Witherspoon Supply	1960	3.5	Charlotte, NC	11	$1.2M	15
AFR Furniture Rental	1975	4.0	Pennsauken, NJ	22	$73.0M	249
Daycon Products Co.	1942	3.1	Upper Marlboro, MD	1	$350,000	10
Park Supply	1963	3.9	Huntsville, AL	1	$19.5M	20
Ferguson Enterprises	1953	4.1	Newport News, VA	1	$16.0B	7,500
Olmsted-kirk Paper Company	-	3.7	Valley View, TX	8	$4.2M	50
Manufacturing	1987	4.3	Oakland, CA	1	$184.9M	50
Connecticut Dist Inc	-	3.6	Stratford, CT	1	$158.5M	200
Central Distribution	1948	3.7	Grand Junction, CO	1	$46.5M	350
The Janitors Supply Company Inc	1956	3.5	Fort Wayne, IN	1	$1.9M	15
Seattle Fish	1918	4.3	Denver, CO	1	$103.0M	100
Great Lakes Wine and Spirits	1978	4.5	Highland Park, MI	3	$370.0M	850
AlaBev	1907	3.0	Birmingham, AL	1	$50,000	2
J.J. Taylor Companies	1958	4.3	Jupiter, FL	3	$230.0M	600
Blue Ridge Beverage	1938	4.1	Salem, VA	4	$94.3M	200
Altman Specialty Plants Inc.	1975	4.2	Vista, CA	1	$2.0B	4,999
Ultrapure & Industrial Services, Llc	-	4.4	Aiea, HI	5	$30.0M	100
Werner Electric	-	3.9	Cottage Grove, MN	1	-	-
Kittredge Equipment	1921	3.7	Agawam Town, MA	8	$41.0M	50

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Brame Specialty Company, Inc. salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Brame Specialty Company, Inc.	$42,798	$20.58	-

Compare Brame Specialty Company, Inc. job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Brame Specialty Company, Inc.	$84,984	$40.86
Ultrapure & Industrial Services, Llc	$86,784	$41.72
Daycon Products Co.	$86,144	$41.42
Altman Specialty Plants Inc.	$85,655	$41.18
Great Lakes Wine and Spirits	$85,262	$40.99
Werner Electric	$85,176	$40.95
Yandle-Witherspoon Supply	$85,106	$40.92
AlaBev	$85,094	$40.91
Connecticut Dist Inc	$84,779	$40.76
AFR Furniture Rental	$84,721	$40.73
Blue Ridge Beverage	$84,715	$40.73
The Janitors Supply Company Inc	$84,566	$40.66
Seattle Fish	$84,231	$40.50
Clampitt Paper	$84,180	$40.47
J.J. Taylor Companies	$84,132	$40.45
Kittredge Equipment	$83,469	$40.13
Olmsted-kirk Paper Company	$83,242	$40.02
Manufacturing	$81,778	$39.32
Ferguson Enterprises	$78,860	$37.91
Central Distribution	$78,411	$37.70

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Brame Specialty Company, Inc. demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Brame Specialty Company, Inc. vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Ferguson Enterprises	66%	34%
Clampitt Paper	67%	33%
Kittredge Equipment	72%	28%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Ferguson Enterprises	64%	14%	13%	6%	3%	9.8
Kittredge Equipment	79%	12%	4%	2%	2%	6.0
Clampitt Paper	55%	24%	12%	6%	2%	8.6

Brame Specialty Company, Inc. and similar companies CEOs

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Neil Scholnick

AFR Furniture Rental

Neil Scholnick is a CEO at AMERICAN FURNITURE RENTALS, INC..

Kevin Murphy

Ferguson Enterprises

Syd Ross

Great Lakes Wine and Spirits

James Iacino

Seattle Fish

Executive Chairman James Iacino, grandson of Mose Iacino, founder of Seattle Fish Co., represents the third generation of the Iacino family in the seafood business. James oversees the largest seafood distribution operation in the region, including offices and facilities in Montrose and Denver and a team that operates 24/7 to supply more than 15 million pounds of seafood annually throughout the Rocky Mountains. James has expanded the company significantly, growing distribution into the Western slopes of Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. James created the vivid vision for Seattle Fish Co. and its operations: to sustainably feed people to ensure the health of our communities and the planet. Committed to exploring and utilizing best practices for sustainability, James oversees Seattle Fish Company’s thought leadership efforts and operations around traceability and responsible sourcing. He’s a recognized leader within the seafood industry, graduating from the National Fisheries Institute Future Leaders program, and in the community, serving on the Cooking Matters Colorado Leadership Council, the Colorado Children’s Chorale Board of Trustees, and as the Founder and Chairman of the Green & Gold Foundation, benefiting Colorado State University.

Wendy Webber

Kittredge Equipment

Meredith Clampitt

Clampitt Paper