The Baker Company competitors

Zippia score 4.2

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The Baker Company vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
The Baker Company	1949	4.2	Sanford, ME	4	$54.0M	66,000
Big Red Incorporated	1937	3.4	Austin, TX	1	$284.9K	5
PUMP	1996	4.2	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$1.7M	28
COPY CENTER	-	3.9	Syracuse, NY	1	$1.2M	30
Joan Fabrics Corporation	1932	4.2	Tyngsborough, MA	1	$170.0M	750
Sally Dark Rides	1977	4.0	Jacksonville, FL	1	$10.0M	33
Dekalb Farmers Market	1977	4.2	Decatur, GA	1	$110.0M	700
The Honey Baked Ham Company	1957	4.3	Alpharetta, GA	1	$330.0M	1,252
Easy Way Products	-	4.3	Cincinnati, OH	1	$45.0M	200
DeBrand Chocolatier	1987	3.4	Fort Wayne, IN	2	$1.6M	45
IMAX Worldwide Home	1984	4.6	Tulsa, OK	1	$352.2M	673
Sunrise Foods LLC	2001	4.6	Albertville, AL	1	$54.0M	533
Crosby	1889	4.8	Tulsa, OK	1	$217.0M	500
Toot'n Totum	1950	4.2	Amarillo, TX	8	$150.0M	750
Native Sun	1997	3.9	Jacksonville, FL	1	$3.9M	75
Biggs & Co	2009	3.4	Santa Monica, CA	1	$284.9K	5
El Milagro	1950	4.5	Chicago, IL	1	$200.0M	540
Metzgers Print & Mailing	1976	3.9	Toledo, OH	1	$8.3M	59
All American Foods	1987	3.9	Mankato, MN	1	$13.8M	1
Copy Copy	-	3.4	Los Angeles, CA	1	$380,000	10
Chuao Chocolatier	2002	3.5	Carlsbad, CA	1	$1.6M	31

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The Baker Company salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
The Baker Company	$34,212	$16.45	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
The Baker Company	$35,989	$17.30
All American Foods	$44,030	$21.17
Copy Copy	$38,144	$18.34
Metzgers Print & Mailing	$37,639	$18.10
COPY CENTER	$37,405	$17.98
Easy Way Products	$37,265	$17.92
Toot'n Totum	$37,136	$17.85
Sally Dark Rides	$36,969	$17.77
Joan Fabrics Corporation	$36,958	$17.77
PUMP	$36,951	$17.77
Big Red Incorporated	$36,907	$17.74
Crosby	$36,853	$17.72
Dekalb Farmers Market	$36,803	$17.69
Sunrise Foods LLC	$36,624	$17.61
El Milagro	$36,576	$17.58
IMAX Worldwide Home	$36,539	$17.57
Chuao Chocolatier	$36,388	$17.49
Biggs & Co	$36,373	$17.49
Native Sun	$35,955	$17.29
DeBrand Chocolatier	$35,761	$17.19

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The Baker Company demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at The Baker Company vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sally Dark Rides	30%	70%
Joan Fabrics Corporation	35%	65%
The Baker Company	53%	47%
Crosby	56%	44%

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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Baker Company	62%	16%	12%	6%	3%	10.0
Joan Fabrics Corporation	62%	15%	11%	8%	4%	7.8
Sally Dark Rides	61%	17%	12%	6%	4%	9.3
Crosby	62%	14%	14%	6%	4%	10.0

The Baker Company and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Wade Miquelon

Joan Fabrics Corporation

Joseph Blancato

Sunrise Foods LLC

James Dinkins (Jim)

The Honey Baked Ham Company

James L. “Jim” Dinkins is Senior Vice President of The Coca-Cola Company and President, Coca-Cola North America (CCNA). Previously, he served as President of the Minute Maid Business Unit and Chief Retail Sales Officer for CCNA. Dinkins joined The Coca-Cola Company in 1988. He gained diverse experience working in a variety of areas, including senior sales, marketing, operations, strategic planning, sports marketing, franchise leadership and general management.

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Richard Gelfond

John Wood

Robert Desel

Since 2017, Robert has served as Crosby's chief commercial officer, leading sales and marketing efforts and playing a key role in designing and implementing the company's strategy. Previously, Robert was a KKR industry advisor since 2011, working across KKR's industrial portfolio companies. In this role, Robert spent considerable time working with Crosby across many functions since 2013. Before his involvement with KKR, Robert led Terex's construction equipment business for North America, South America, and Asia, as well as their global aftermarket business. Prior to Terex, he served as a founding partner and the CEO of Carlisle & Co., a consulting firm focused on channel management and product support for industrial and automotive companies with blue chip industrial clients.