Crossman & Company competitors

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Crossman & Company vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Crossman & Company	1990	3.7	Orlando, FL	1	$3.1M	70
CCIM Institute	1967	3.9	Chicago, IL	1	$50.0M	50
SIOR	1941	3.7	Washington, DC	1	$7.9M	10
LoopNet	1995	4.0	San Francisco, CA	1	$102.5M	5
Christie's	1766	4.7	New York, NY	1	$110.0M	650
The Shopping Center Group	-	4.7	Atlanta, GA	9	$40.4M	50
The Morgan Group, Inc.	1959	4.6	South Houston, TX	1	-	376
Ohio Real Estate Consultants	-	4.4	Dublin, OH	1	$570,000	7
Coldwell Banker M & D Good Life	-	3.7	Shirley, NY	1	$430,000	19
Franklin Street	2006	4.1	Tampa, FL	1	$145.7M	75
National Properties Corp	-	3.8	Malvern, PA	1	$760,000	50
Krg	-	4.4	Yacolt, WA	1	$790,000	7
Boulder Housing Partners	1966	3.7	Boulder, CO	1	$1.2M	50
Provident Realty Advisors	1991	3.8	Dallas, TX	1	$8.5M	90
Terra Holding Co	1995	4.5	New York, NY	1	$140.0M	1,500
Eagle Point Realty	-	3.7	Rexburg, ID	1	$730,000	50
New Millennium	1988	3.6	Suttons Bay, MI	1	$670,000	50
Dimond Center	1974	4.5	Anchorage, AK	1	$6.9M	100
Terranova	1980	4.0	Miami Beach, FL	1	$4.1M	68
Higgins Group Real Estate	1997	4.1	Fairfield, CT	10	$2.9M	10
McCaffery	1991	3.8	Chicago, IL	1	$15.8M	175

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Crossman & Company salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Crossman & Company	$45,086	$21.68	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Crossman & Company	$65,875	$31.67
McCaffery	$71,202	$34.23
CCIM Institute	$70,373	$33.83
SIOR	$70,314	$33.81
LoopNet	$69,884	$33.60
Christie's	$68,738	$33.05
Ohio Real Estate Consultants	$67,344	$32.38
Terranova	$66,750	$32.09
Higgins Group Real Estate	$66,447	$31.95
Franklin Street	$64,928	$31.22
Krg	$64,573	$31.04
New Millennium	$63,920	$30.73
Terra Holding Co	$63,234	$30.40
The Shopping Center Group	$63,227	$30.40
The Morgan Group, Inc.	$63,027	$30.30
Provident Realty Advisors	$62,811	$30.20
National Properties Corp	$62,033	$29.82
Dimond Center	$61,774	$29.70
Eagle Point Realty	$61,059	$29.36
Boulder Housing Partners	$61,050	$29.35

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Crossman & Company demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Franklin Street	53%	47%
Provident Realty Advisors	54%	46%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Provident Realty Advisors	63%	9%	11%	14%	3%	6.4
Franklin Street	69%	11%	11%	5%	4%	9.8

Crossman & Company and similar companies CEOs

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Guillaume Cerutti

Christie's

Guillaume Cerutti is a Chief Executive Officer at Christie's, Chairman at Inst of Finance Cinema, and Board Member at Flamel Technologies. He has worked as Civil Servant at (Fra)Min of Economic & Finance, Managing Director at Centre Natl Georges Pompidou, and Board Member at AVADEL PHARMACEUTICALS PLC. Guillaume studied at Sciences Po and ENA - École nationale d'administration.

Cary Tyler Schirmer

Higgins Group Real Estate

Cary Tyler Schirmer is a Chief Executive Officer at The Higgins Group and is based in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Gregory Fine

CCIM Institute

George J. Carter

Franklin Street

John A. Kite

Krg

Philip Morgan

The Morgan Group, Inc.

John T. McCaffery

McCaffery

Sior Robert Thornburgh Ccim

SIOR

Robert began building an early foundation for a career path in real estate working with the Kyro Corporation and later, R3 Investment Group in the early 1990’s - an investment company he still owns to this day. This initial start assisted him in developing a highly successful and respected career in the commercial real estate industry now spanning over twenty (20) years. During much of this time, Robert served as the CEO at Heger Industrial, a prominent real estate firm with a 60-year legacy in the Los Angeles market. In 2017, the company merged with Kidder Mathews. The new entity retained the Kidder Mathews name and operating structure, while combining its powerful full-service platform with Heger’s respected leadership, in-depth market knowledge, relationships, and sophisticated vision for future market expansion. As part of the merger, Robert joined the Kidder Mathews executive leadership team where today, as Regional President of Brokerage he helps drive the firm’s overall vision and strategy, continuing to expand the firm’s presence across the West Coast. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Global President, Society of Industrial & Office Realtors Past Regional Director, Society of Industrial & Office Realtors Past President, Society of Industrial & Office Realtors L.A. Chapter Past President & Chairman, Los Angeles Transportation Club Broker of the Year, Multi-Year Recipient Roy C. Seeley Perpetual Award National 40 Under 40 Honoree by Real Estate Forum Magazine DESIGNATIONS: CCIM Designation, Certified Commercial Investment Member SIOR Designation, Society of Industrial & Office Realtors CPM, Certified Property Manager, Institute of Real Estate Management EDUCATION: MBA, Finance Emphasis, Pepperdine University BS, Biblical Studies, Cottonwood School of Ministry BA, Psychology, San Diego State University