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Matheson main competitors are Celanese, American Petroleum Institute, and The Dow Chemical Company.

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

  • Exxon Mobil has the most employees (72,000).
  • Employees at Celanese earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $74,951.
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Matheson vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
1927
4.6
Irving, TX2$1.7B4,500
1921
4.3
Richmond, VA1$141.3M200
1996
4.6
Pittsburgh, PA20$4.4B8,100
2015
4.9
Wilmington, DE8$5.8B6,500
1918
4.9
Irving, TX4$10.3B7,714
1963
4.2
Stanton, CA1$8.8B35,000
1870
4.5
Irving, TX7$343.4B72,000
2005
4.9
Houston, TX18$816.4M2,050
1912
4.5
Kokomo, IN4$590.0M1,179
1897
4.5
Midland, MI27$43.0B54,000
1919
4.4
Washington, DC5$229.7M250
1947
4.1
Collegeville, PA1-50
2016
4.6
Chicago, IL5$3.3B20,000
1982
4.1
Branchburg, NJ1$150.5M350
1985
4.3
Bellville, TX1$110.0M375
Brenntag Great Lakes
-
3.9
Wauwatosa, WI1$1.6M15
1913
3.8
Albany, NY1$9.7M50
-
3.9
Fountain Valley, CA1$17.1M100
1958
4.8
Nash, TX3$190.0M279
1987
4.0
Norman Park, GA1$61.2M200
1979
4.0
Fairfield, NJ1$85.0M151

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Matheson salaries vs competitors

Among Matheson competitors, employees at Celanese earn the most with an average yearly salary of $74,951.

Compare Matheson salaries vs competitors

CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
Matheson Tri gas
$40,674$19.55-
Ethyl
$67,407$32.41-
ATI - Allegheny Technologies Incorporated
$53,900$25.91-
The Chemours Company
$61,510$29.57-
Celanese
$74,951$36.03-
Cameron Welding Supply
$56,541$27.18-

Compare Matheson job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
Matheson Tri gas
$69,191$33.26
Exxon Mobil
$133,968$64.41
Cameron Welding Supply
$122,183$58.74
Forum Energy Technologies
$112,296$53.99
The Dow Chemical Company
$88,361$42.48
The Chemours Company
$87,228$41.94
Ethyl
$85,362$41.04
American Petroleum Institute
$80,279$38.60
Celanese
$73,267$35.22
Omni Metal Finishing
$71,544$34.40
Haynes International
$70,722$34.00
LSC Communications
$69,427$33.38
UTI Corporation
$68,486$32.93
Western International Gas & Cylinders
$67,562$32.48
Surpass Chemical Co
$66,087$31.77
BWI Companies
$65,065$31.28
Southern Valley
$65,043$31.27
Brenntag Great Lakes
$62,081$29.85
ATI - Allegheny Technologies Incorporated
$57,064$27.43
Middle Atlantic
$52,018$25.01

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Matheson demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Matheson vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
Exxon Mobil56%44%
Haynes International63%37%
Celanese66%34%
Forum Energy Technologies78%22%
ATI - Allegheny Technologies Incorporated83%17%
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Compare race at Matheson vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
71%11%8%7%2%
9.3
54%20%13%11%3%
9.9
55%17%14%9%5%
10.0
49%26%13%8%3%
9.5
61%14%15%6%3%
9.9
65%13%13%6%3%
9.5

Matheson and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Robert 'Bob' Wetherbee is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has worked as Pres:Flat Rolled Products Bus Unit at Ati Allegheny Technologies Inc, President/CEO at Ati Allegheny Technologies Inc, and Board Member at Ati Allegheny Technologies Inc. Robert works or has worked as President at Ati Tungsten Materials, Chief Executive Officer at Metalspectrum, and CHAIRMAN at Blue Green Alliance Corporate Advisory Council. He studied at Iowa State University.

Lori J. Ryerkerk
Celanese

Lori J. Ryerkerk is the Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President of Celanese Corporation, a Fortune 500 global chemical and specialty materials company based in Dallas, Texas. Celanese is a leader in the development and production of materials used in most major industrial and consumer applications. Ryerkerk was named as CEO, as well as a member of the board of directors, in May 2019. She was appointed Chairman in April 2020. Previously, Ryerkerk was the Executive Vice President of Global Manufacturing, the largest business in Shell Downstream Inc. She led a team of 30,000 employees and contractors at refineries and chemical sites worldwide. Ryerkerk’s expertise in the energy industry spans three-plus decades. She combines deep technical and commercial skills with a passion for the manufacturing business. Her unwavering focus on safety, environmental and social performance is the foundation on which she has overseen some of the most technically complex operations in the industry. Ryerkerk joined Shell in May 2010 as the Regional Vice President of Manufacturing in Europe and Africa, and was responsible for the operation of five Shell Manufacturing facilities and five joint ventures. During that time, she improved operational performance of all assets in the region. In October 2013, she was named Executive Vice President of Global Manufacturing, Shell Downstream Inc. Before joining Shell, she was Senior Vice President, Refining, Supply and Terminals at Hess Corporation, where she was responsible for two refineries, 21 terminals (and distribution network) and supply and trading. Prior to that, Ryerkerk spent 24 years with ExxonMobil where she started her career as a process technologist at a refinery in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Throughout her tenure at ExxonMobil, she took on a variety of operational and senior leadership roles in Refining and Chemicals Manufacturing, Power Generation, and various other groups including Supply, Economics and Planning, HSSE, and Public Affairs/Government Relations. Those assignments took her across the globe, from the U.S. to Europe to Asia. Ryerkerk is a graduate of Iowa State University, where she completed her Chemical Engineering degree. She currently serves on the board of directors of Eaton Corporation, a leading provider of power management technologies and services; and previously she served on the board of Axalta Coating Systems, a leading provider of liquid and powder coatings. Additionally, she actively supports a variety of organizations in her hometown of Beaumont, Texas.

Darren W. Woods
Exxon Mobil

Darren W. Woods (born 1964/65) is an American businessman, and the chief executive officer (CEO) and chairman of ExxonMobil since January 1, 2017.

Michael L. Shor
Haynes International

Michael Shor is a President/CEO at HAYNES INTERNATIONAL INC and is based in Kokomo, Indiana. He has worked as Chairman at HAYNES INTERNATIONAL INC, Exec VP:Advanced Metals Ops at CARPENTER TECHNOLOGY CORP, and Board Member at HAYNES INTERNATIONAL INC. Michael attended Saint Joseph’s University between 1986 and 1990, Lafayette College between 1977 and 1981, and Harvard Business School between 2001 and 2001.

Thomas J. Quinlan III
LSC Communications

Mark E. Newman
The Chemours Company

CFO • Board of Directors Finance • Operations • E-commerce • Manufacturing I am a globally experienced Chief Financial Officer who is prepared to assume new responsibilities as Member of the Board of Directors. My over 25 years of professional experience in finance represents inestimable value to any company seeking broad industrial and international business expertise. Working as the CFO of The Chemours Company, I bring a treasure trove of experience to the table. In fact, I present a strong background as a public company CFO and senior executive, including management positions with SunCoke, SunCoke Energy Partners, Ally Financial and General Motors Corporation. My significant background as a CFO has proven me to be adept in capital markets with demonstrated turnaround experience through the ongoing transformation of Chemours. This is additionally demonstrated by my having led the initial public offerings of a two corporations and a master limited partnership in the last two years. By working in emerging markets and within joint ventures, I bring key insights to companies and boards planning growth and evaluating international expansion. This includes the ability to invest in emerging markets and within joint ventures. I also possess a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree granted by the Richard Ivey Business School at Western University, Ontario, Canada. Specialties • Strategic & Financial Planning • Board / Audit Committee Governance • Accounting / IFRS / GAAP • Budgeting & Forecasting • SEC Disclosures & Reporting • Complex Tax Issues • Treasury & Banking Relations • Leading Turnarounds • Cost Reduction Initiatives • Internal Controls & Procedure • Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance • Merger & Acquisition Negotiation • Acquisition Integration • Purchase Accounting • Information Systems Implementation • Contract Negotiations • Risk Management • Building Top-Notch Finance Teams

James R. Fitterling
The Dow Chemical Company

Robert Bunch
BWI Companies

Mike Sommers is the 15th chief executive of the American Petroleum Institute since its founding almost a century ago. API is the largest national trade association representing all aspects of America's oil and natural gas industry. Before being named APl's president and CEO, Sommers led the American Investment Council, a trade association representing many of the nation's leading private equity and growth capital firms and other business partners. Sommers spent two decades in critical staff leadership roles in the U.S. House of Representatives and the White House, including chief of staff for Speaker of the House John A. Boehner (R-Ohio) and Special Assistant to President George W. Bush at the National Economic Council. Sommers has been instrumental in crafting landmark legislation, including leading efforts to pass the Troubled Asset Relief Program through Congress, brokering a resolution between the administration and Congress ahead of the fiscal cliff in 2013, leading efforts to pass the Bipartisan Budget Agreement of 2015 and trade promotion authority in 2015. Sommers is a native of Naperville, Illinois, and a graduate of the honors program at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where he was awarded the President's Distinguished Service Medal - the highest honor given to a Miami undergraduate. He is married to Jill Sommers, a former Commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). They have three children and live in Alexandria, Virginia.

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