Trademark Metals Recycling competitors

Zippia score 4.1

Trademark Metals Recycling main competitors are Koppers, Carmeuse, and Phelps Dodge International Corporation.

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Phelps Dodge International Corporation has the most employees (15,000).
Employees at Koppers earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $64,854.

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Trademark Metals Recycling vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Trademark Metals Recycling	-	4.1	Tampa, FL	1	$119.5M	148
Schupan & Sons, Inc.	-	4.1	Kalamazoo, MI	1	$52.0M	50
Cronimet	-	2.9	Rochester, PA	1	$6.2M	1,654
Carmeuse	1992	4.4	Pittsburgh, PA	5	$770.0M	3,500
Koppel Steel	-	3.8	-	-	$9.5M	50
Western Sugar Cooperative	1901	4.4	Denver, CO	5	$260.0M	650
EP Minerals	1944	4.6	Reno, NV	4	$410.0M	750
Kinross Gold	1980	4.6	Denver, CO	1	$3.5B	75
Horsehead Holding	2003	4.6	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$414.9M	3,000
The Doe Run Company	1864	4.7	Saint Louis, MO	3	$860.0M	1,278
Phelps Dodge International Corporation	1956	4.1	Doral, FL	1	$800.0M	15,000
Pete Lien & Sons	1944	3.6	Rapid City, SD	8	$126.7M	130
Minn-dak Farmers Cooperative	-	4.2	Wahpeton, ND	2	$260.0M	200
Thompson Creek Mining	-	4.0	Clayton, ID	1	$807.0M	14
Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative	1972	4.1	Renville, MN	1	$230.0M	610
Koppers	1988	4.1	Pittsburgh, PA	1	$2.1B	2,100

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Trademark Metals Recycling salaries vs competitors

Among Trademark Metals Recycling competitors, employees at Koppers earn the most with an average yearly salary of $64,854.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Trademark Metals Recycling	$50,364	$24.21	-
Schupan & Sons, Inc.	$45,820	$22.03	-
Cronimet	$41,506	$19.95	-
Carmeuse	$56,806	$27.31	-
Koppel Steel	$48,191	$23.17	-
Western Sugar Cooperative	$42,719	$20.54	-

Compare Trademark Metals Recycling job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Trademark Metals Recycling	$46,922	$22.56
Koppers	$57,648	$27.72
The Doe Run Company	$48,490	$23.31
Kinross Gold	$47,753	$22.96
Carmeuse	$46,673	$22.44
Phelps Dodge International Corporation	$45,956	$22.09
Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative	$44,704	$21.49
Koppel Steel	$44,625	$21.45
Minn-dak Farmers Cooperative	$44,036	$21.17
Horsehead Holding	$43,653	$20.99
EP Minerals	$42,013	$20.20
Cronimet	$41,794	$20.09
Thompson Creek Mining	$41,267	$19.84
Pete Lien & Sons	$41,216	$19.82
Western Sugar Cooperative	$40,989	$19.71
Schupan & Sons, Inc.	$40,227	$19.34

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Trademark Metals Recycling demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Trademark Metals Recycling vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Minn-dak Farmers Cooperative	68%	32%
The Doe Run Company	69%	31%
Kinross Gold	75%	25%
Koppers	87%	13%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Koppers	69%	10%	13%	5%	3%	7.6
Kinross Gold	63%	16%	6%	9%	5%	9.5
The Doe Run Company	75%	8%	8%	6%	3%	9.2
Minn-dak Farmers Cooperative	78%	10%	4%	5%	4%	7.3

Trademark Metals Recycling and similar companies CEOs

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Jim Hensler

Horsehead Holding

Jim Hensler is a President, CEO & Chairman at Horsehead Holding Corp and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Jonathon Paul Rollinson

Kinross Gold

Steve Domm

Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative

Steve Domm is a President/CEO at Southern Minnesota Sugar Cooperative and Chairman at National Sugar Marketing LLC. He has worked as Chief Executive Officer at CPI. Steve works or has worked as Chief Executive Officer at Millennium Ethanol LLC and Chief Executive Officer at Central Farmers Cooperative.

Jerry Pyatt

The Doe Run Company

Jerry Pyatt is a President/CEO at The Doe Run Company. He has worked as VP/COO at The Doe Run Company.

Rodney Perry

Western Sugar Cooperative

Rodney D. Perry with 32 years of food and agribusiness experience has held the position of president and chief executive officer since April 2014. Prior to this, Mr. Perry was vice president Food and Ingredients Europe, Middle East, and Africa for Bunge. Mr. Perry joined Bunge in 2000 as sales and marketing manager of Bunge Milling and later served as vice president and general manager. In 2007, Mr. Perry took the position as vice president and general manager of Bunge Oils. In 2010, Mr. Perry held the general management position for both Bunge Oils and Canadian Oilseed Processing. Mr. Perry began his career in 1989 as a merchandiser with Archer Daniels Midland Company where he was promoted to assistant general manager within ADM’s milling division. In 1993, Mr. Perry joined ConAgra where he held various commercial management positions. Mr. Perry joined Bethel Grain Company in 1999 as a partner and also served as director of commercial activities. Mr. Perry earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Illinois State University in 1989 and an executive master’s degree in international business from St. Louis University in 2007. Mr. Perry has been actively involved in several industry associations and boards.

David Roche (Dave)

Minn-dak Farmers Cooperative

David 'Dave' Roche works at MINN DAK FARMERS COOPERATIVE and a Board Member at United Sugars, Senior VP/Managing Director at Imperial Sugar, and President/CEO at MINN DAK FARMERS COOPERATIVE and is based in Harbor Springs, Michigan. He has experience at Deloitte and has worked as President at Michigan Sugar Co and Controller at Michigan Sugar Co. David works or has worked as TRUSTEE at United States Beet Sugar Assn and MEMBER at Sugar Assn. He attended Michigan State University between 1970 and 1971, Michigan State University - Eli Broad College of Business between 1970 and 1971, and Saginaw Valley State University.