AIM Services competitors

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The Freeman Company LLC has the most employees (4,587).

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AIM Services vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
AIM Services	1979	4.0	Saratoga Springs, NY	1	$50.0M	3,000
Upper Bay Counseling & Support	1997	4.2	Elkton, MD	1	$50.0M	100
Envision Unlimited	1964	3.7	Chicago, IL	1	$16.0M	200
Jupiter Group Inc	-	3.9	Bentonville, AR	1	$690,000	50
Kinetix	1990	4.1	Atlanta, GA	1	$800,000	100
The Plus Company	1977	4.3	Nashua, NH	1	$8.0M	100
NAC Architecture	1960	4.6	Spokane, WA	1	$106.8M	1,250
Via of the Lehigh Valley	1954	3.6	Bethlehem, PA	1	$1.0M	50
Fletcher Thompson	1910	3.8	Bridgeport, CT	1	$1.2M	50
Cambridge	1911	4.4	Cambridge, MD	1	$129.1M	500
Legacy International	1979	4.6	Bedford, VA	1	$13.0M	113
Extension	2002	3.3	Milwaukee, WI	1	$290,000	10
The Freeman Company LLC	-	4.8	Dallas, TX	1	$2.9B	4,587
Miranda	-	4.3	Springville, NY	1	-	6
40HRS Staffing	2006	3.8	San Jose, CA	3	$59.0M	1,000
SEMCA	1996	4.2	Taylor, MI	1	$50.0M	51
Bradenton Area Economic Development Corporation	1962	3.5	Bradenton, FL	1	$999,999	6
Asap Awards	1981	3.8	North Miami, FL	1	$610,000	7
London	-	4.3	Los Angeles, CA	1	-	-
Alliance Co	1990	4.8	Boston, MA	3	$30.0B	176
Synergy Services Corporation	2000	4.5	Denver, CO	1	$360.0M	1,200

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AIM Services salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
AIM Services	$38,613	$18.56	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
AIM Services	$66,908	$32.17
NAC Architecture	$76,574	$36.81
Synergy Services Corporation	$73,216	$35.20
The Plus Company	$72,624	$34.92
Kinetix	$72,407	$34.81
Cambridge	$72,132	$34.68
London	$70,174	$33.74
Alliance Co	$69,779	$33.55
Legacy International	$68,629	$32.99
Extension	$67,420	$32.41
40HRS Staffing	$66,665	$32.05
Asap Awards	$66,483	$31.96
Bradenton Area Economic Development Corporation	$66,074	$31.77
Fletcher Thompson	$65,475	$31.48
Jupiter Group Inc	$62,788	$30.19
Via of the Lehigh Valley	$62,722	$30.15
The Freeman Company LLC	$59,937	$28.82
Envision Unlimited	$59,757	$28.73
Miranda	$55,323	$26.60
SEMCA	$51,605	$24.81

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AIM Services demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at AIM Services vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Envision Unlimited	28%	72%
Upper Bay Counseling & Support	33%	67%
Bradenton Area Economic Development Corporation	41%	59%
AIM Services	54%	46%
The Freeman Company LLC	58%	42%

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Compare race at AIM Services vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
AIM Services	60%	17%	12%	8%	4%	9.8
The Freeman Company LLC	61%	17%	12%	7%	3%	10.0
Envision Unlimited	65%	13%	13%	6%	4%	8.4
Upper Bay Counseling & Support	60%	9%	23%	5%	3%	7.8
Bradenton Area Economic Development Corporation	63%	15%	14%	6%	3%	7.7

AIM Services and similar companies CEOs

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Teresa Creech

Synergy Services Corporation

Lisa Walkiewicz

Via of the Lehigh Valley

Lisa Walkiewicz is a President and Chief Executive Officer at VIA of The Lehigh Valley Inc.

Michael Tramontin

Miranda

Shannon Russo

Kinetix

Tracy Tyler

Cambridge

Value driven mentor and leader with a proven track record of developing cultures and global teams that exceed sales and profit expectations.

Bob Priest-Heck

The Freeman Company LLC

Bob Priest-Heck is CEO of Freeman, the world’s largest brand experience company and an industry leader for more than 90 years. As a values-based leader, mentor and design-thinker, Bob has helped steer the Freeman global enterprise through a period of unprecedented growth, while keeping his leadership team focused on designing the future of the industry they lead. Throughout his 25-plus years in the exhibition and experiential marketing industry, Bob has enjoyed being part of the technology and trends that have redefined it. While his vision for Freeman’s future is powered by new technologies and transformative change, he still believes the most cutting-edge solution is people. His personal manifesto is: “I will fail and keep trying… I will offer unconditional love to those who do the same.”

Kim Shottes

The Plus Company

Philip Jalufka

Legacy International

Sharon Hillstrom

Bradenton Area Economic Development Corporation

Gregory Pitoniak

SEMCA