Sep 9, 2020
Argenbright Holdings, LLC, an Atlanta Based-company and owner of Delta Global Services, LLC (DAL) and SecurAmerica, LLC (SA), is No. 11 of the Top 25 Employers in Atlanta, according to a new list published by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The list ranks the top 25 companies with the highest total number of local full-time employees and is comprised of companies located in metro Atlanta. The Atlanta Business Chronicle’s list of Atlanta’s largest employers encompasses all categories, including public employers such as school districts, state and local government, and private employers across all industries.
“Atlanta has been our home base for all of the AH companies that I started in my career,” said Frank Argenbright, Executive Chairman of AH. “It remains our biggest market and key focus for the organization. We are proud to be one of the largest employers in the city, and this reaffirms our commitment to both the city of Atlanta and the state of Georgia.”
Karan Ishwar, President of AH, added: “We are honored to be recognized by the Atlanta Business Chronicle and are deeply committed to creating employment in the city of Atlanta.
About Argenbright Holdings, LLC.:
Argenbright Holdings, LLC, the parent company to SecurAmerica, LLC, is a privately held, US-based premium aviation and contract security services company based in Atlanta, Georgia. The company was founded by Frank Argenbright, a Georgia entrepreneur who, over the past 30 years, has built both aviation, security and facilities management companies with operations around the world, beginning with Argenbright Security in 1979 – which he grew to $1B in revenue, 204 offices worldwide and 52,000 employees. His companies have spanned a variety of sectors – security, staffing, transportation, facilities management, and aviation services. For more information on SecureAmerica,LLC, please visit www.securamerica.com.
About the Atlanta Business Chronicle:
The Atlanta Business Chronicle, founded by Bob Gray and Mike Weingart in 1978, is a weekly journal that covers business and industry news in Atlanta. Today the publication is owned by American City Business Journals. American City Business Journals is a multi-platform media company providing in-depth coverage of local business communities and breaking news. Through print, digital products and face-to-face events, ACBJ offers business leaders many avenues for making connections and gives them a competitive edge locally, regionally and nationally. ACBJ is the premier media solutions platform for companies that target business decision-makers. To learn more visit www.acbj.com.
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