Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders competitors

Zippia score 3.3

Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders main competitors are Idahoan, Wire-Bond, and Mayer Brothers.

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JENNMAR has the most employees (3,000).
Employees at Idahoan earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $48,842.

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Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders	1953	3.3	Robesonia, PA	1	$100.0M	33
Feralloy	1954	4.4	Chicago, IL	3	$170.0M	750
Yoplait	1964	3.9	Minneapolis, MN	1	$1.1M	7
California Dairies	1999	4.6	Visalia, CA	6	$260.0M	755
Idahoan	1960	4.6	Idaho Falls, ID	1	$260.0M	590
Narrow Fabric Industries	-	3.9	Reading, PA	1	$1.6M	10
Mayer Brothers	1852	4.1	Buffalo, NY	2	$31.8M	100
All Weather Insulated Panels	2007	3.8	Vacaville, CA	1	$19.0M	114
Frontier Spinning	1996	4.1	Sanford, NC	1	$270.0M	1,200
JENNMAR	1922	4.0	Pittsburgh, PA	5	$5.0M	3,000
Sager Creek Vegetable	1926	4.3	Siloam Springs, AR	1	$260.0M	750
Kleen Test Products	1944	3.6	Port Washington, WI	1	$128.2M	500
Diamond Pet Foods	-	4.1	Meta, MO	1	$1.5B	200
FPL Food	2004	4.5	Augusta, GA	1	$300.0M	700
Sofidel America Corp.	1988	4.4	Haines City, FL	4	$21.0M	35
Santa Cruz Nutritionals	1968	4.3	Santa Cruz, CA	1	$48.0M	297
Encore Wire	1989	4.1	McKinney, TX	1	$2.6B	1,440
1888-mills	-	3.8	Oak Brook, IL	1	$197.5M	200
Wire-Bond	1975	3.7	Charlotte, NC	2	$7.4M	41
Carolina Canners	1965	3.8	Cheraw, SC	1	$94.4M	200
Freedom Graphic Systems	1986	4.2	Milton, WI	3	$44.0M	250

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Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders salaries vs competitors

Among Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders competitors, employees at Idahoan earn the most with an average yearly salary of $48,842.

Compare Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders	$46,276	$22.25	-
Feralloy	$44,993	$21.63	-
Yoplait	$45,740	$21.99	-
California Dairies	$43,348	$20.84	-
Idahoan	$48,842	$23.48	-
Narrow Fabric Industries	$46,045	$22.14	-

Compare Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders	$68,989	$33.17
Kleen Test Products	$79,921	$38.42
Encore Wire	$77,696	$37.35
JENNMAR	$76,343	$36.70
Freedom Graphic Systems	$74,677	$35.90
Sofidel America Corp.	$73,978	$35.57
All Weather Insulated Panels	$73,458	$35.32
Narrow Fabric Industries	$72,099	$34.66
Mayer Brothers	$71,390	$34.32
Carolina Canners	$70,673	$33.98
Frontier Spinning	$69,953	$33.63
Wire-Bond	$69,549	$33.44
1888-mills	$69,379	$33.36
FPL Food	$68,592	$32.98
Santa Cruz Nutritionals	$67,556	$32.48
Sager Creek Vegetable	$66,978	$32.20
Feralloy	$66,532	$31.99
California Dairies	$64,842	$31.17
Diamond Pet Foods	$64,458	$30.99
Idahoan	$61,332	$29.49

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Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Freedom Graphic Systems	61%	39%
Feralloy	86%	14%
Encore Wire	90%	10%
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Compare race at Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Encore Wire	50%	27%	14%	8%	3%	6.8
Feralloy	69%	10%	13%	5%	3%	6.6
Freedom Graphic Systems	65%	20%	7%	5%	2%	8.2

Reading Alloys - Master Alloys and High Purity Titanium Powders and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Daniel L. Jones

Encore Wire

Daniel Jones is a Chairman/President/CEO at ENCORE WIRE CORP. He has worked as Executive Vice President at ENCORE WIRE CORP, Chief Operating Officer at ENCORE WIRE CORP, and Director:Sales at ENCORE WIRE CORP.

Francois Leger

FPL Food

Francois Leger is a President and Chief Executive Officer at FPL Food LLC and is based in United States.

Marty Liebert

Freedom Graphic Systems

George Perkins (Robin)

Frontier Spinning

George 'Robin' Perkins is a Board Member at Capital Bank Md, CEO/Co-Founder at Frontier Spinning Mills Inc, and Co Founder at Frontier Spinning Mills Inc. He works or has worked at Pioneer Yarn Mills and Spanco Yarns and works or has worked as BOARD MEMBER at Lee Country YMCA. George studied at NC State University.

Drew Facer

Idahoan

Chris Kiser

Sager Creek Vegetable

Chief Executive Officer with proven experience in building leading consumer facing food and beverage Companies. Long term demonstrated track record of consistently delivering top and bottom line results by building vibrant teams and growing businesses. Adept at creating winning strategies, aligning teams and leading talented professionals to deliver organizational goals and transforming organizations. Specialties: Strategy development, talent acquisition, mergers, acquisitions and integration, organization design, new product innovation and commercialization, sales and marketing leadership, logistics, operations

Ian Walsh

Wire-Bond

Ian Walsh is a Chief Executive Officer at Wire Bond and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He studied at Winthrop University between 2003 and 2005 and Memorial University of Newfoundland between 1990 and 1995.

Jeff Stevens

Carolina Canners

Carlyn Solomon

Santa Cruz Nutritionals

Carlyn brings over thirty years of senior leadership experience in global healthcare technology businesses, including drug, biotech, and medical device companies. He most recently served as Chief Operating Officer at Hill-Rom, a $2.6B revenue global provider of medical technologies. Before Hill-Rom, Carlyn held senior positions at Edwards Lifesciences and Baxter Healthcare Corporation. He is a board member on a variety of healthcare focused companies and non-profit organizations. Carlyn holds a BS in Industrial Engineering from Kansas State University.