Tiny Town competitors

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Tiny Town vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Tiny Town	1956	3.3	Mobile, AL	1	$1.6M	30
Play Center	1982	3.3	Annapolis, MD	1	$36.0M	50
Doodlebug Irrigation & Pump Supply	-	3.5	El Centro, CA	1	$220,000	5
Precious Moments	1978	3.9	Carthage, MO	1	$7.1M	50
Primary Color	1984	3.7	Costa Mesa, CA	1	$230,000	1
Honey Tree For Children	-	3.7	Virginia Beach, VA	1	-	-
South Central Human Resource	1975	4.0	Tullahoma, TN	1	$50.0M	450
Howell Township Police Athletic League	1979	3.6	Howell, NJ	1	$5.0M	50
Robert Family Holdings, Inc.	1946	4.2	Saint Louis, MO	1	$200.0M	553
One Step Ahead	-	4.3	Lake Bluff, IL	1	$71.0M	50
Wylie Outdoor Power	-	4.0	Wylie, TX	1	$9.9M	175

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Tiny Town salaries vs competitors

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Tiny Town	$44,906	$21.59	-

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Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Tiny Town	$69,716	$33.52
Wylie Outdoor Power	$70,387	$33.84
Robert Family Holdings, Inc.	$70,145	$33.72
Play Center	$69,749	$33.53
Doodlebug Irrigation & Pump Supply	$69,747	$33.53
Howell Township Police Athletic League	$69,500	$33.41
Precious Moments	$69,439	$33.38
One Step Ahead	$68,976	$33.16
Honey Tree For Children	$67,910	$32.65
Primary Color	$64,060	$30.80
South Central Human Resource	$63,599	$30.58

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Tiny Town and similar companies CEOs

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Dave Gilchrist

Robert Family Holdings, Inc.

Dave Gilchrist is a ceo at Robert Family Holdings Inc.

Dick Verbrugh

Doodlebug Irrigation & Pump Supply

Dick Verbrugh is a CEO at Db Pump & Supply. He has worked as Sergeant (Ret) ID: 4637 at California Highway Patrol. Dick studied at Mission Bay High School between 1957 and 1960 and SDSU between 1968 and 1973.

John Lanman

Precious Moments

Results oriented executive leader with broad range general management, marketing, product development, operations and sales management experience in consumer products industries with extreme focus on achievement of business goals. Proven track record marketing and selling to wide variety of B2B and B2C channels. Highly skilled in developing a vision, strategy and plans to turn around, reinvent or revitalize a business, product portfolio or brand. Experience working in public, private/private equity, foreign and family-owned companies. Full P&L responsibility. Specialties: Turnaround, Reinvention, Revitalization Strategy Development, Driving Innovation, Organizational Structure Optimization, Marketing/Sales/Merchandising Expertise