Sumitomo Rubber Industries competitors

Zippia score 4.4

Sumitomo Rubber Industries main competitors are Tech Lighting, Aurora Organic Dairy, and Smooth-On.

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Bridgestone has the most employees (143,616).
Employees at Tech Lighting earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $49,708.

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Sumitomo Rubber Industries vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Sumitomo Rubber Industries	1917	4.4	Akron, OH	2	$507.6M	1,153
Scranton Products	1986	3.4	Scranton, PA	1	$56.3M	150
NVIC	1996	3.9	North Vernon, IN	2	$63.7M	64
Tech Lighting	1988	4.1	Skokie, IL	1	$32.0M	750
Bridgestone	1990	4.7	Nashville, TN	7	$25.9B	143,616
Centrex Plastics	1926	4.3	Findlay, OH	1	$69.1M	200
Weber Display & Packaging	1893	3.9	Philadelphia, PA	2	$6.9M	83
Joseph Farms California Natural Cheese	1946	4.4	Atwater, CA	4	$80.0M	384
Smooth-On	1895	4.2	Macungie, PA	1	$43.5M	50
Escalade	1922	4.2	Evansville, IN	1	$251.5M	704
GRM IMS	-	4.3	Jersey City, NJ	1	$370,000	10
Aurora Organic Dairy	1976	4.7	Boulder, CO	3	$30.1M	200
Giumarra Companies	1922	4.4	Los Angeles, CA	1	$850.0M	3,000
Polymer	1979	4.0	Rockland, MA	1	$5.5M	75
Regal Boats	1969	4.1	Orlando, FL	1	$250.0M	900
The Westervelt Company	1884	3.6	Tuscaloosa, AL	1	$99,999	750
Wire-Bond	1975	3.7	Charlotte, NC	2	$7.4M	41
Carpenter	1948	4.5	Richmond, VA	7	$3.4B	5,000
Crownline Boats	1991	4.1	West Frankfort, IL	1	$140.0M	550
Albaugh	1979	4.4	Ankeny, IA	1	$26.0M	200
Columbia Forest Products	1957	4.4	Greensboro, NC	3	$1.0B	2,000

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Sumitomo Rubber Industries salaries vs competitors

Among Sumitomo Rubber Industries competitors, employees at Tech Lighting earn the most with an average yearly salary of $49,708.

Compare Sumitomo Rubber Industries salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Sumitomo Rubber Industries	$49,944	$24.01	-
Scranton Products	$40,787	$19.61	-
NVIC	$44,984	$21.63	-
Tech Lighting	$49,708	$23.90	-
Bridgestone	$45,971	$22.10	-
Centrex Plastics	$39,667	$19.07	-

Compare Sumitomo Rubber Industries job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Sumitomo Rubber Industries	$67,754	$32.57
Centrex Plastics	$80,982	$38.93
Regal Boats	$76,981	$37.01
Joseph Farms California Natural Cheese	$76,804	$36.92
Carpenter	$75,921	$36.50
Aurora Organic Dairy	$72,950	$35.07
NVIC	$71,370	$34.31
Scranton Products	$70,263	$33.78
Wire-Bond	$69,791	$33.55
Giumarra Companies	$69,495	$33.41
Columbia Forest Products	$69,220	$33.28
The Westervelt Company	$69,072	$33.21
Weber Display & Packaging	$68,638	$33.00
Smooth-On	$68,104	$32.74
Polymer	$67,905	$32.65
Albaugh	$67,867	$32.63
Bridgestone	$67,724	$32.56
Tech Lighting	$67,650	$32.52
Crownline Boats	$67,559	$32.48
GRM IMS	$67,095	$32.26

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Sumitomo Rubber Industries demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Albaugh	65%	35%
Crownline Boats	67%	33%
Polymer	70%	30%
Carpenter	70%	30%
Bridgestone	71%	29%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Bridgestone	64%	12%	13%	8%	3%	9.8
Carpenter	63%	15%	12%	7%	3%	9.9
Crownline Boats	72%	8%	13%	4%	3%	6.7
Albaugh	76%	9%	7%	5%	3%	8.0
Polymer	61%	15%	10%	11%	4%	9.1

Sumitomo Rubber Industries and similar companies CEOs

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Scott Sincerbeaux

Escalade

Multi-unit retail executive with unprecedented success in achieving revenue, profit, business development and growth objectives within startup, turnaround as well as mature businesses. Extensive experience in developing strategic plans for retail environments which require a deep understanding of critical business drivers within multiple formats. Highly regarded leadership and motivational skills, building world class teams which produce sustained sales and profit growth. Expertise: *Strategy *Operations *Sales Leadership *Team Building/Development *Real Estate *Construction *Merchandising *Consumer Insights *Ecommerce *Franchising *Startup Development *Change Management

Paolo Ferrari

Bridgestone

Paolo Ferrari is an Executive Vice President at Bridgestone Americas, President/CEO/COO at BRIDGESTONE EUROPE NV/SA, and President/CEO/COO at Bridgestone Americas. He has worked as Chairman at Bridgestone Americas, Sr VP/Executive Officer at Bridgestone Americas, and VP/Senior Officer at Bridgestone Americas. Paolo works or has worked at Telecom Italia Media. He studied at Stern School Of Business and Bocconi.

Stan Pauley

Carpenter

Stan Pauley is a Chief Executive Officer at Carpenter Co.

Mike Case

The Westervelt Company

Mike Case is a Treasurer at Softwood Lumber Board and Chief Executive Officer at THE WESTERVELT COMPANY.

Yi Kuei Wu

Polymer

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.

Scott McGinty

Aurora Organic Dairy

Scott McGinty is a President/CEO at Aurora Organic Dairy and is based in San Francisco Bay Area. He has worked as VP:Sales at Frontier Natural Products, National Account Manager at Horizon Organic, and National Account Manager at DEAN FOODS CO. Scott works or has worked at Walmart and works or has worked as VP:Sales at Aurora Organic Dairy. He studied at Santa Clara University between 1988 and 1992.