Diversified Well Logging competitors

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Diversified Well Logging vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Diversified Well Logging	1952	3.5	Reserve, LA	2	$94.8M	200
Horizon Well Logging, Llc	-	3.3	Lompoc, CA	1	$1.5M	31
Selman & Associates	1983	3.4	Midland, TX	1	$1.6M	30
Petrolog Limited	-	3.6	Lafayette, LA	1	$9.0M	75
Stratagraph	1961	3.7	Lafayette, LA	1	$8.0M	50
PML Exploration Services	1964	3.7	Spring, TX	1	$16.0M	64
Impac Exploration Services	1987	3.4	Weatherford, OK	1	$8.5M	90
Empirica - ALS Oil and Gas	2013	3.8	Houston, TX	1	$16.0M	350

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Diversified Well Logging salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Diversified Well Logging	$72,199	$34.71	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Diversified Well Logging	$53,032	$25.50
Horizon Well Logging, Llc	$53,125	$25.54
Impac Exploration Services	$52,502	$25.24
Empirica - ALS Oil and Gas	$52,458	$25.22
Petrolog Limited	$52,366	$25.18
Selman & Associates	$52,307	$25.15
PML Exploration Services	$50,791	$24.42
Stratagraph	$45,966	$22.10

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William Hagan

Stratagraph

William has been involved in the mudlogging industry his entire adult life. Originally from Lafayette, he attended Centenary College of Louisiana. After graduation, he started his career with Stratagraph, Inc. He logged wells in the Gulf Coast of Louisiana, North Louisiana, East and South Texas, and several areas of the GOM. After two years in the field, he moved to the Operations department, dealing with field activities. After two years in Operations, he was transferred to Sales, with duties including client relationship management, product demonstrations, and generating work based on new and prior leads. He is now Vice President of Sales, overseeing company-wide sales and marketing. He is a past president of the Lafayette Geological Society.