Who is the Largest Sign Company in the US, non-Franchise?

[signswi]

Does your GF know you just quasi-proposed to her on a sign forum?

 

[skyhigh]

Everbrite claims to be the largest sign WBE in the US.

 

[Dice]

EverBright: $57 Million, 850 Employees
Mountain Commercial Graphics $17.5 Million 175 Employees

 

[SqueeGee]

EverBright: $57 Million, 850 Employees
Mountain Commercial Graphics $17.5 Million 175 Employees

That comes out to $67,058 of gross revenue per employee at EverBright and $100,000 of gross revenue per employee at Mountain.

What is your source? I'm not knocking it. I'm just curious.

 

[Dice]

Most of these come from finding the true company name and using Google to find a reference to revenue. Many of the sources are from a Job site called Indeed.

So if you google "EverBright +Revenue" or "Mountain Commercial Graphics +Revenue"

 

[signswi]

Those aren't absurd gross revenue per employee numbers either, many industries need that or higher for a company to be sustainable. Sign industry revenues are really beaten down.

 

[Rooster]

Lamar 1 billion in revenue and 3000 employees.

Lamar might outsource a bunch of work but they also have their own shop set-up in Baton Rouge.

 

[SqueeGee]

Those aren't absurd gross revenue per employee numbers either, many industries need that or higher for a company to be sustainable. Sign industry revenues are really beaten down.

I'm skeptical of anything much less than $100k per employee.

 

[National Sign Co. - Print]

http://www.indeed.com/cmp/Joseph-Merritt-&-Company

Not the biggest but I think one of the Best...

 

[premiercolour]

How about size of Lowen vs Pattison?

 

[artbot]

@jesse

she's a breader!

not that i'm having any more kids. that's just what you say down here in texas.