Fender competitors

Zippia score 4.4

Fender main competitors are Honeywell Safety Products USA, Jacuzzi, and GNP Company.

Competitor Summary. See how Fender compares to its main competitors:

Honeywell Safety Products USA has the most employees (30,000).
Employees at Honeywell Safety Products USA earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $56,929.

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Fender vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Fender	1946	4.4	Scottsdale, AZ	3	$173.8M	3,000
Martin Guitar	1833	4.1	Nazareth, PA	1	$130.5M	500
Taylor Guitars	1974	4.3	El Cajon, CA	1	$180.0M	750
Paoli	1926	4.5	Orleans, IN	1	$100.0M	375
HALCON	1977	4.3	Stewartville, MN	1	$28.0M	350
Gibson	1902	4.5	Nashville, TN	1	$990.0M	2,800
GNP Company	1926	4.0	Saint Cloud, MN	2	$27.0M	3,239
Jacuzzi	1915	4.3	Chino Hills, CA	1	$16.0M	4,907
Stanley Furniture	1924	4.2	High Point, NC	1	$32.0M	140
Legacy Cabinets	1994	4.4	-	-	$160.0M	750
Wellborn Cabinet	1961	4.8	Ashland, AL	1	$320.0M	1,207
Tyco Fire Products	2000	4.6	Lansdale, PA	1	$36.0M	150
AXOR	1993	4.4	Alpharetta, GA	1	$24.0M	100
WestPoint Home	1813	4.4	New York, NY	1	$200.0M	3,000
Clairol	-	4.3	Stamford, CT	1	$104.4M	38
BISSELL	1876	4.3	Grand Rapids, MI	2	$800.0M	2,500
American Standard Brands	2008	4.7	Piscataway, NJ	1	$2.7B	15,200
American Seating	1886	4.3	Grand Rapids, MI	1	$128.5M	500
ACCO Brands	2005	4.6	Lake Zurich, IL	5	$1.7B	6,620
Honeywell Safety Products USA	2002	4.5	-	-	$2.1B	30,000
Human on a Stick	-	4.0	Minneapolis, MN	1	$380,000	6

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Fender salaries vs competitors

Among Fender competitors, employees at Honeywell Safety Products USA earn the most with an average yearly salary of $56,929.

Compare Fender salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Fender	$56,949	$27.38	-
Martin Guitar	$44,785	$21.53	-
Taylor Guitars	$43,827	$21.07	-
Paoli	$47,602	$22.89	-
HALCON	$45,211	$21.74	-
Gibson	$40,417	$19.43	-

Compare Fender job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Fender	$152,930	$73.52
Clairol	$180,926	$86.98
American Seating	$175,271	$84.27
Human on a Stick	$167,490	$80.52
WestPoint Home	$164,527	$79.10
Tyco Fire Products	$160,404	$77.12
Martin Guitar	$159,330	$76.60
BISSELL	$158,755	$76.32
Taylor Guitars	$158,594	$76.25
Honeywell Safety Products USA	$154,874	$74.46
AXOR	$151,076	$72.63
ACCO Brands	$150,888	$72.54
Legacy Cabinets	$150,610	$72.41
Wellborn Cabinet	$150,187	$72.21
GNP Company	$146,151	$70.26
HALCON	$145,912	$70.15
Paoli	$145,758	$70.08
Jacuzzi	$143,603	$69.04
Gibson	$143,314	$68.90
American Standard Brands	$141,969	$68.25

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Fender demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Fender vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
ACCO Brands	55%	45%
Gibson	61%	39%
GNP Company	63%	37%
Fender	70%	30%
HALCON	76%	24%

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Compare race at Fender vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Fender	55%	25%	7%	8%	5%	9.8
ACCO Brands	59%	12%	17%	8%	3%	9.8
Gibson	65%	14%	12%	5%	3%	10.0
GNP Company	65%	14%	9%	7%	5%	8.9
HALCON	68%	11%	7%	10%	4%	7.6

Fender and similar companies CEOs

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Boris Y. Elisman

ACCO Brands

Boris Elisman is a Chairman/President/CEO at ACCO BRANDS CORP and is based in Greater Chicago Area. He has worked as Pres:Global Office Products at ACCO BRANDS CORP, Board Member at ACCO BRANDS CORP, and President at Kensington. Boris works or has worked as MEMBER at Glenwood Academy Board of Trustees and Exec VP at ACCO BRANDS CORP. He attended Stanford Graduate School of Business between 1988 and 1990, Brown University in Providence in the State of Rhode Island & Providence Plantat, and Brown University between 1980 and 1985.

Steven A. Hale II

Stanley Furniture

Edward L. “Ned” Curran

BISSELL

Edward L. “Ned” Curran is a President/Chief Executive Officer, The Bissell Companies at Bissell and is based in President/Chief Executive Officer the Bissell Companies. He works or has worked at Bissell. Edward attended University of South Carolina.

Chuck Huebner

Jacuzzi

Chuck Huebner is a Chief Executive Officer at JACUZZI BRANDS CORP. He has worked as Chief Executive Officer at DACOR.

Cameron McGinley

Legacy Cabinets

Kurt Listug

Taylor Guitars

Kurt Listug is a CEO & Co-Founder at Taylor Guitars and is based in Greater San Diego Area.

Paul Wellborn

Wellborn Cabinet

Thomas Bush

American Seating

Thomas Bush is a President and Chief Executive Officer at American Seating and is based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He studied at University of Pennsylvania.

Steven P. Delarge

American Standard Brands

Rigorous and disciplined business leader with a record of driving growth, productivity, and financial results in corporate and private equity businesses. Business leadership and CFO roles in chemical, energy and aerospace industries with significant experience in mergers, acquisition and joint ventures. Experienced financial leader capable of analyzing business performance to develop strategies and rigorous improvement plans. Established a standalone business and financial structure to enable a successful carve-out of a GE business to private equity.Specialties: Business Profitability, Acquisitions & Mergers, Controllership and Reporting, Treasury/Audit, CEO Partner

Christian Martin IV

Martin Guitar

What employees say about Fender's competitors

Employee reviews

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A zippia user wrote a review on Sep 2024

Pros of working at Fender

Being surrounded by guitars and seeing your work as a final product. Artists would also come by time to time

Cons of working at Fender

Terrible office, management and leadership. Higher ups are lazy, no room to grow unless you are close to someone. Company shows alot of nepotism.

Fender benefits

None

How would you improve Fender's culture?

Take better care of hardworkers

How did you prepare for the Fender interview?

What do you like best about Fender's CEO and the leadership team?

Nothing. There is no leadership

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