Nichols Aluminum competitors

Zippia score 3.8

Nichols Aluminum main competitors are Sunsweet, Kaiser Aluminum, and Superior Essex.

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Employees at Sunsweet earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $55,437.

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Nichols Aluminum vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Nichols Aluminum	1906	3.8	Davenport, IA	1	$42.0M	200
Price Industries	1946	4.4	Suwanee, GA	3	$200.0M	650
Rainsville Technology Inc	-	4.2	Rainsville, AL	1	$340.0M	750
Kaiser Aluminum	1946	4.8	Lake Forest, CA	14	$2.6B	2,000
Superior Essex	1954	4.3	Atlanta, GA	1	$3.0B	3,800
Prysmian Group	1927	4.7	Highland Heights, KY	6	$6.0B	8,500
McClarin Plastics	-	4.0	Hanover, PA	1	$64.1M	93
Easton Technical Products	1922	3.9	Salt Lake City, UT	1	$49.9M	350
PTC Alliance	2010	4.3	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$450.0M	75
Plymouth Tube	1924	4.4	Warrenville, IL	5	$160.0M	800
JW Aluminum	1979	4.2	Goose Creek, SC	1	$210.0M	809
Alcan Corporation	1977	4.1	Cleveland, OH	1	$230.0M	4,999
Container Components	-	3.6	San Fernando, CA	1	$1.8M	125
Wetmore Tool and Engineering	1950	3.7	Chino, CA	1	-	-
Appa Fine Foods	-	3.7	Corona, CA	1	$1.8M	17
Milwaukee Forge	1913	3.9	Milwaukee, WI	1	$16.0M	56
Romeo RIM	1982	3.9	Bruce, MI	1	$8.5M	150
Floralife	1938	3.4	Walterboro, SC	1	$11.7M	68
Dakota Provisions	2003	3.9	Huron, SD	2	$72.0M	999
Tenaris	1984	4.7	Houston, TX	1	$4.3B	19,399
Sunsweet	1917	4.7	Yuba City, CA	1	$120.0M	265

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Nichols Aluminum salaries vs competitors

Among Nichols Aluminum competitors, employees at Sunsweet earn the most with an average yearly salary of $55,437.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Nichols Aluminum	$50,535	$24.30	-
Price Industries	$39,651	$19.06	-
Rainsville Technology Inc	$39,599	$19.04	-
Kaiser Aluminum	$55,241	$26.56	-
Superior Essex	$54,901	$26.39	-
Prysmian Group	$51,707	$24.86	-

Compare Nichols Aluminum job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Nichols Aluminum	$84,594	$40.67
Superior Essex	$92,045	$44.25
Sunsweet	$90,819	$43.66
Appa Fine Foods	$90,023	$43.28
Price Industries	$89,848	$43.20
Floralife	$89,097	$42.84
Prysmian Group	$88,893	$42.74
Rainsville Technology Inc	$87,883	$42.25
Wetmore Tool and Engineering	$87,451	$42.04
Easton Technical Products	$87,301	$41.97
Container Components	$87,176	$41.91
Plymouth Tube	$86,851	$41.76
Dakota Provisions	$86,020	$41.36
Tenaris	$85,997	$41.34
Kaiser Aluminum	$85,866	$41.28
Milwaukee Forge	$85,729	$41.22
McClarin Plastics	$85,651	$41.18
Alcan Corporation	$84,768	$40.75
JW Aluminum	$84,461	$40.61
Romeo RIM	$83,375	$40.08

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Nichols Aluminum demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Nichols Aluminum vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sunsweet	67%	33%
Prysmian Group	72%	28%
Alcan Corporation	74%	26%
Superior Essex	78%	22%
Kaiser Aluminum	82%	18%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Prysmian Group	68%	12%	11%	6%	3%	9.7
Kaiser Aluminum	66%	12%	11%	7%	3%	9.7
Alcan Corporation	67%	11%	11%	7%	4%	8.8
Sunsweet	49%	23%	7%	14%	6%	9.3
Superior Essex	65%	12%	12%	7%	3%	7.5

Nichols Aluminum and similar companies CEOs

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Michael McDonnell

Anthony J. Allott

Ken Rutledge

Stan Brant

An experienced leader with a record of deliverying exceptional results through strong leadership in the design, manufacturing, and selling of rolled aluminum products, alkaline and lithium batteries, technical reinforcement fibers, industrial and Geosynthetic textiles, and speciality fabrics for various applications. Demonstrated experience in the disciplines of operations, engineering, product design/development, finance, human resources, strategic planning, business turnarounds, and sales. Multinational experience in Belgium, the United Kingdom, Germany, Hungary, South Africa, India, China, Mexico, and Brazil. Specialties: Restructuring, change management, Lean manufacturing, strategic planning, operations

Drew van Pelt

Plymouth Tube

Van Pelt is a President/CEO at Plymouth Tube Co.

Gerry Price

Price Industries

Mr. Gerry Price serves as the Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer and President of Price Industries, Inc.

Dane Lance

Sunsweet

Dane Lance is a VP:Global Mktg & Sales at Sunsweet Growers Inc and President/CEO at Sunsweet Growers Inc. He works or has worked at CLOROX COMPANY. Dane attended University of California Irvine.

Brian Kim

Superior Essex

Paolo Rocca

Tenaris

Paolo Rocca (born 1952) is an Argentine-Italian businessman, CEO of the Techint Group, which holds Tenaris, Ternium and other companies that operate in the engineering, construction and energy sectors. He is also chairman and CEO of Tenaris, and chairman of Ternium.

Gerald Armstrong

McClarin Plastics

Experience: A senior level executive with more than 30 years of sustained success in the automotive and construction industries and with a proven track record of delivering both domestic and international growth. Jerry Armstrong is currently President and Chief Executive Officer for McClarin Plastics, LLC. He has successfully overseen the merger of McClarin Plastics and Amtech. He has merged the companies into a single functioning organization and is now leading the company toward sustained growth. Prior to joining McClarin, Jerry was the President North & South America at Commercial Vehicle Group. At CVG, his Executive Director Leadership role focused on strategic planning and profit / loss as Division President of a $900M publicly traded supplier of commercial vehicle components. Scope of management responsibilities have included up to eight companies with $750M in sales and representing over 5700 employees. His Training / Professional Affiliations include: The Ohio State College of Engineering Advisory Board (2010-2012), TechColumbus Innovations Awards – Semi-finalist Executive of the Year (Large Company 2012), Columbus Technology Forum member (2005-Present), Manufacturers Alliance / MAPI member (2005-Present), Associate board member of South America joint ventures (1999-2002), Advanced Management and Leadership of Development Program Kelley School of Business (1998-99), A.S.Q. Certified Quality Engineer (1991), and A.S.Q. Chairman for south-central Georgia and Alabama section (1989)