Schoola competitors

Zippia score 4.2

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Schoola vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Schoola	2012	4.2	San Francisco, CA	1	$12.6M	38
Consolidated Solutions	1984	4.0	Cleveland, OH	1	$25.0M	100
Chemco	-	4.1	Northbrook, IL	1	$6.9M	60
Mrs. Nelson's Book	-	3.6	La Verne, CA	2	$590,000	30
Given & Company	2014	3.4	Santa Monica, CA	1	$820,000	7
Amerisource Funding \| Amerisource Business Capital	-	4.3	Houston, TX	1	$7.2M	60
thredUP	2009	4.5	Oakland, CA	9	$288.4M	721
Square 1 Art	2000	4.1	Norcross, GA	1	$17.5B	90
Coastal Pacific Mortgage	1998	3.6	Citrus Heights, CA	2	$1.1M	4
Crayola	1885	4.4	Easton, PA	1	-	2,000
Florida Fruit Association	1996	3.1	Vero Beach, FL	1	$490,000	30
Diversified Distribution Systems	1985	4.1	Minneapolis, MN	1	$169.9M	104
Bennington State Bank	1887	4.2	Salina, KS	1	$9.7M	77
Greenwich Trading Co	-	4.1	Westport, CT	1	$550,000	7

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Schoola salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Schoola	$60,845	$29.25	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Schoola	$71,561	$34.40
Greenwich Trading Co	$81,394	$39.13
Square 1 Art	$76,086	$36.58
Given & Company	$75,273	$36.19
Bennington State Bank	$74,110	$35.63
Florida Fruit Association	$71,882	$34.56
Mrs. Nelson's Book	$71,798	$34.52
Amerisource Funding \| Amerisource Business Capital	$71,680	$34.46
Diversified Distribution Systems	$71,208	$34.23
Coastal Pacific Mortgage	$71,098	$34.18
Consolidated Solutions	$67,813	$32.60
Crayola	$66,098	$31.78
Chemco	$65,852	$31.66
thredUP	$52,492	$25.24

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Schoola demographics vs competitors

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thredUP	36%	64%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
thredUP	57%	19%	12%	8%	4%	8.4

Schoola and similar companies CEOs

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Rich Wuerthele

Crayola

Rich Wuerthele is a President/CEO at Crayola and is based in Easton, Pennsylvania. He has worked as Exec VP:Hockey at Performance Sports Group Ltd., President:Tools Business at NEWELL BRANDS INC., and VP of Marketing Dewalt/Black&Decker at Black & Decker. Rich attended Alfred University between 1979 and 1983.

Darren Gragg

Bennington State Bank

Travis Reid

Square 1 Art

Judy Nelson

Mrs. Nelson's Book

Scott Smith

Consolidated Solutions

Scott Smith is a CEO, CTO at Consolidated Solutions, Inc.. He has worked as Network Administration and Technical Support at Vital Information Systems and Information and Technology Director at Malama Salon and Spa, Ltd.. Scott studied at Southeastern Louisiana University between 1990 and 1995.

James Reinhart

thredUP

James Reinhart is the co-founder and CEO of thredUP.com the nation's leading marketplace to buy and sell high quality used apparel. James graduated from the Harvard Business School and the Harvard Kennedy School in 2009. He was a Goldsmith Fellow in Social Enterprise at HBS and a Bill George Fellow at the Center for Public Leadership at the Kennedy School.Prior to Harvard, while working in the Bay Area, he helped develop one of the nation’s premier public schools, Pacific Collegiate School - annually one of the top-ranked schools in America by US News & World Report. After Pacific Collegiate, he co-founded Beacon Education Network, a charter management organization serving low-income students on California's Central Coast. James has a BA in History from Boston College.He is an avid golfer, cyclist and wine drinker. Just not all at the same time. James lives with his wife Michele and three children in Oakland, California. Specialties: new business development, charter school development, public-private partnerships, fundraising, public relations