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Steinen Mfg vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Steinen Mfg	1907	3.3	Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ	2	$900,000	50
W. Gillies Technologies, LLC	-	3.7	Worcester, MA	2	$170,000	5
T L P Climate Control Systems	-	4.0	Millstone, NJ	1	$3.4M	35
MASTER ALUMINUM AND SECURITY SHUTTER CO.	1987	3.8	Safety Harbor, FL	1	$2.9M	25
Japan Gold	-	3.7	-	-	$1.6M	16
Meat & Livestock Australia	1998	4.4	-	-	$269.7M	333
Greyn’s Fertilizer Supply	-	4.2	Choteau, MT	1	$6.5M	10
Nipponflex	-	3.5	Norcross, GA	1	$9.0M	1,388

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Steinen Mfg salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Steinen Mfg	$45,572	$21.91	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Steinen Mfg	$70,468	$33.88
Japan Gold	$70,503	$33.90
W. Gillies Technologies, LLC	$70,476	$33.88
T L P Climate Control Systems	$70,476	$33.88
MASTER ALUMINUM AND SECURITY SHUTTER CO.	$70,476	$33.88
Meat & Livestock Australia	$70,476	$33.88
Greyn’s Fertilizer Supply	$70,476	$33.88
Nipponflex	$70,476	$33.88

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John Proust

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John Proust is the founder and principal shareholder of numerous public and private companies. He has successfully managed, directed and advised public and private companies regarding debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate restructuring since 1986. Highly regarded in the industry for his management skills and attention to detail, he has held senior positions and served on the boards of numerous private and TSX Venture Exchange listed companies. He is currently Chairman, CEO and a director of Southern Arc Minerals, CEO and a director of New Zealand Energy Corp., and Chairman and a director of Canada Energy Partners. Mr. Proust received the designation of Chartered Director (CDir) from McMaster University, Directors College, Michael G. DeGroote School of Business.