Burnell Moliere owns AME Services
Burnell Moliere is a businessman and humanitarian from Norco, Lousiana. He is also the owner of facility maintenance firm AME Services that was founded about two decades ago and has achieved huge success in the market.
Burnell Moliere is a businessman and humanitarian from Norco,
Lousiana. He is also the owner of facility maintenance firm AME Services that was founded about two decades ago and has achieved huge success in the market. The company has around 500 employees and has completed many facility maintenance projects for private industries as well as government agencies.
AME services has completed over 500 building maintenance jobs in over 40 US states and also in the District of Colombia. Burnell Moliere’s firm has also undertaken other projects besides building maintenance, including administration, marketing, contracting, general contracting, employment and many more.
Burnell Moliere is a dynamic businessman with over 30 years of experience and had also worked at managerial positions for various companies before initiating his own business venture. When Burnell Moliere first founded AME Services, the first service contract was worth only $450 per month and over the next few years the revenue of his firm reached nearly $20,000,000 annually by acquiring multiple contracts.
Burnell Moliere's AME Services has worked for big clients in the past including Louis Armstrong International Airport, Mississippi River Grain Destrehan, LA and City of New Orleans, Municipal Court. AME services Inc. provides professional services to its clients. The staff of AME Services has years of experience in the field of facility maintenance and uses the most advanced equipment for all their projects. Burnell Moliere's firm employs on site project personnel for guidance, administrative assistance and technical support during a project and make sure all tasks are completed as per the requirements of the client.
Burnell Moliere has been very successful at political front also. He has assisted Eddie Jordan in 2002 and Curtis Johnson in 1976 by managing their campaigns. Eddie Jordan became the first District Attorney in the City of New Orleans and Curtis Johnson won the campaign and became first black official from St. Charles Parish.
