LEIGHTRONIX competitors

Zippia score 3.7

LEIGHTRONIX main competitors are Dolby Laboratories, Pelco, and Crestron Electronics.

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Crestron Electronics has the most employees (5,000).
Employees at Dolby Laboratories earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $126,936.
The oldest company is Technic Inc., founded in 1944.

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LEIGHTRONIX vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
LEIGHTRONIX	1981	3.7	Mason, MI	1	$3.2M	35
Pelco	1957	4.3	Clovis, CA	3	$180.0M	400
Crestron Electronics	1968	4.8	Rockleigh, NJ	11	$2.0B	5,000
Dolby Laboratories	1965	4.9	San Francisco, CA	6	$1.3B	2,289
RGB Spectrum	1987	4.0	Alameda, CA	1	$21.8M	89
Sandoz	1946	4.5	Princeton, NJ	5	$21.0M	34
Technic Inc.	1944	4.3	Cranston, RI	7	$220.0M	425

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LEIGHTRONIX salaries vs competitors

Among LEIGHTRONIX competitors, employees at Dolby Laboratories earn the most with an average yearly salary of $126,936.

Compare LEIGHTRONIX salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
LEIGHTRONIX	$46,448	$22.33	-
Pelco	$71,252	$34.26	-
Crestron Electronics	$60,054	$28.87	-
Dolby Laboratories	$126,936	$61.03	-
RGB Spectrum	$46,038	$22.13	-
Sandoz	$50,116	$24.09	-

Compare LEIGHTRONIX job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
LEIGHTRONIX	$71,563	$34.41
Dolby Laboratories	$98,649	$47.43
Sandoz	$84,857	$40.80
Pelco	$82,301	$39.57
Technic Inc.	$77,443	$37.23
RGB Spectrum	$70,312	$33.80
Crestron Electronics	$61,557	$29.59

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LEIGHTRONIX demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at LEIGHTRONIX vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sandoz	57%	43%
Dolby Laboratories	64%	36%
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Compare race at LEIGHTRONIX vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Dolby Laboratories	47%	18%	8%	22%	6%	9.6
Sandoz	59%	14%	10%	11%	5%	10.0

LEIGHTRONIX and similar companies CEOs

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Kevin J. Yeaman

Dolby Laboratories

Kevin Yeaman is President and Chief Executive Officer of Dolby. Under his leadership, the company has built on its rich heritage of technologies that transform storytelling, expanding its focus to produce new sight and sound experiences that unleash the potential of entertainment and communications. Before being named CEO in 2009, Kevin served as Dolby's Chief Financial Officer, developing the financial infrastructure to support growth and expansion. Prior to Dolby, Kevin was the Chief Financial Officer of Epiphany and Vice President of Worldwide Field Operations at Informix. Kevin was inducted as a member of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences in 2014. He holds a BS degree in commerce from Santa Clara University.

Randy Klein

Crestron Electronics

Randy Klein is a President/CEO at Crestron Electronics. He has worked as Executive Vice President at Crestron Electronics.

Sharad Shekhar

Pelco

Sharad Shekhar is a Chief Executive Officer at PELCO. He has experience at Tata Group Ltd and Tata Steels Limited. and has worked as Head:North American Exhaust Bus at CUMMINS INC. Sharad works or has worked as Gen Mgr:LCV Business at CUMMINS INC. He attended Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal and Kelley School of Business.

the Sandoz Executive Committee Is Responsible For Overseeing the Business Operations of Sandoz. the Sec Is Made Up of A Diverse Team of Leaders With Extensive Experience In the Generic Pharmaceutical and Biopharmaceutical Industry. Each Member of the Sec Represents A Specific Region Under the Leadership of Richard Saynor Business Unit Or Global Function. They Share A Commitment To Helping People Around the World Access High Quality Medicine. (SEC)

Sandoz

Richard Saynor is a CEO at Sandoz.

Robert Marcus

RGB Spectrum