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American Automobile Association Pioneer Valley

www.aaapv.com

 
AAA (the American Automobile Association, Inc.) is a federation of affiliated automobile clubs. Each AAA club is an independent, not-for-profit organization, chartered and incorporated in its own state and controlled by its own Board of Directors. In order to be affiliated with AAA, each club agrees to provide certain standard services to its own members, as well as members of other AAA clubs. The individual club owns the territory in which it resides, and membership is based on residence. Exact dues and services will vary slightly between clubs.
  • Number of Employees: 10K-50K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.aaapv.com
  • 1000 AAA Drive Box 28
    Heathrow, FL USA 32746
  • Phone: 407.444.4240

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
David Yelle
 Vice President of Human Resources and Chief Human Resource Officer Profile

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