THE NEW YORK ENTERPRISE REPORT SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Recognizing the Best Among the 400,000 Plus Businesses That Operate Below the Radar
New York, NY March 24, 2006 –The New York Enterprise Report is producing the only awards program that honors the achievements and accomplishments of small businesses throughout the tri-state area. Nominations are currently being accepted in the following categories: Human Resources, Technology, Marketing, Sales and Leadership. The nomination package can be downloaded at www.nyreport.com/awards.
“In almost all U.S. metro areas, small businesses are recognized as drivers of the economy. However in the New York metro area, small businesses are overshadowed by Wall Street, the real estate industry and Fortune 500 companies,” said Robert Levin, Editor-in-chief & Publisher, The New York Enterprise Report. “The Small Business Awards will recognize the best of the 400,000 plus small businesses throughout the New York metro area that often fly under the radar.”
The awards will be presented to those companies that have shown the ability to implement their best practices to generate competitive advantages, revenue profits and/or long term value. In addition to the Best Practice Awards, The New York Enterprise Report Small Business Awards will be honoring some of the tri-state area’s most dedicated supporters and advocates of the small business community.
Award winners will be featured and honored at The New York Enterprise Report Small Business Awards gala which will be held on Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at the Copacabana in New York.
The New York Enterprise Report, in print and online (New York Report) features “how-to” articles written by experts for small and midsize businesses in the tri-state area. Each issue of The Report, which is the only media in the New York area exclusively for the leaders of smaller businesses, provides thousands of dollars of much needed expertise making it a must read for those wanting to grow their businesses.
For more information call 516-997-1950 or email info(at)hjmt.com (replace: at with @).
New York, NY March 24, 2006 –The New York Enterprise Report is producing the only awards program that honors the achievements and accomplishments of small businesses throughout the tri-state area. Nominations are currently being accepted in the following categories: Human Resources, Technology, Marketing, Sales and Leadership. The nomination package can be downloaded at www.nyreport.com/awards.
“In almost all U.S. metro areas, small businesses are recognized as drivers of the economy. However in the New York metro area, small businesses are overshadowed by Wall Street, the real estate industry and Fortune 500 companies,” said Robert Levin, Editor-in-chief & Publisher, The New York Enterprise Report. “The Small Business Awards will recognize the best of the 400,000 plus small businesses throughout the New York metro area that often fly under the radar.”
The awards will be presented to those companies that have shown the ability to implement their best practices to generate competitive advantages, revenue profits and/or long term value. In addition to the Best Practice Awards, The New York Enterprise Report Small Business Awards will be honoring some of the tri-state area’s most dedicated supporters and advocates of the small business community.
Award winners will be featured and honored at The New York Enterprise Report Small Business Awards gala which will be held on Wednesday, September 20, 2006 at the Copacabana in New York.
The New York Enterprise Report, in print and online (New York Report) features “how-to” articles written by experts for small and midsize businesses in the tri-state area. Each issue of The Report, which is the only media in the New York area exclusively for the leaders of smaller businesses, provides thousands of dollars of much needed expertise making it a must read for those wanting to grow their businesses.
For more information call 516-997-1950 or email info(at)hjmt.com (replace: at with @).
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