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ACI Telecentrics Inc.

(ACIT) is in the Advertising Industry

Public
US

Dow Jones Description

Telephone Based Sales & Marketing Services

Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer & Secretary and Di

Number of Employees 1,600

Contact Information

3100 W Lk St Ste 300

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55416-4598

(612) 928-4700

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Other Services Related to Advertising: 541890

Executive Profiles

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio)	Position
Rick Diamond	Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer & Secretary and Di

Organization	Position	Status
ACI Telecentrics, Inc.	Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer & Secretary and Di	Current

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