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Why this advertising and marketing company, which develops marketing campaigns for entertainment networks, consumer companies, and inventors, stays out of view Read more
Why this advertising and marketing company, which develops marketing campaigns for entertainment networks, consumer companies, and inventors, stays out of view Read more
The market may love LinkedIn and Pandora, but chances are, it feels very differently about you. Read more
“From a very young age I knew that I wanted to be in charge and be the boss,” says Daytner. Her company provides general contracting and construction-man... Read more
“If we have an opportunity to do the right thing, at the cost of another couple percent return, we’re going to do that,” says Menkiti. Read more
“One thing I learned from working with Mr. Trump for a year was that you need to have a fire in the pit of your belly to be successful, and it was my dream... Read more
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C2C Outdoor tracks the best outdoor spaces for advertising. Read more
I.T. Source sells credit card processing services and is a wholesale and retail telecom service provider. Read more
A10 Networks makes and installs networking and IT security products. Read more
MZI Group, based in Chicago, hires workers from struggling neighborhoods. Read more
Contour makes hands-free video cameras that can be used to stream and share videos while users engage in sports and other activities. Read more
The Armando Montelongo Company offers courses on purchasing and renovating real estate properties, then reselling them for profit. Read more
Greenspring Energy is making solar energy affordable for home owners and businesses. Read more
Bridger Photonics develops laser technology that can help police find meth labs. Read more
Cleanscapes provides trash collection and recycling to residential and commercial customers, as well as to municipalities. Read more
PaymentMax promises to pay merchants the next day. Read more
Boston-based Big Night Entertainment Group models their nightclub and restaurant business after Steve Wynn. Read more
Crystal Clear Technologies sells communications and technology systems to the Department of Defense. Read more
Houston-based ClearCorrect makes an alternative to Invisalign that is shaking up the industry leader for dental braces. Read more
Nextaff sells human resources franchises that offer recruiting, screening, testing, and employee assessment services. Read more
Brokersweb.com operates websites on which insurance carriers can advertise and users can compare plans. Read more
Advantis provides IT staffing for large and midsize companies in banking, health care, and retailing. Read more
Valuation Management Group provides commercial and residential real estate services. Read more
Shipito.com is making use of the extra space in its warehouse by helping U.S. companies ship their products to their international customers. Read more
Solazyme uses algae to create oils for use in food, fuel, and skin care products. Read more
GoLive! Mobile launched in 2006 and brought in $36.3 million in 2010 by providing mobile content to subscribers. Read more
Foreground Security CEO David Amsler and his employees hack into companies’ computer networks to protect them from the bad guys. Read more
Luke Roopra’s company, Vertiglo, has grown 8,648 percent over three years by designing custom online and mobile apps for businesses. Read more
Sixthman designs theme cruises geared toward music and movie fans, such as Kid Rock’s Chillin’ the Most Cruise and the Turner Classic Movies Cruise. Read more
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One Source Networks manages wide-area networks and provides VoIP services for large and midsize customers. Read more
Ideeli sells apparel, accessories, shoes, and home and travel items through a members-only shopping site. Read more
Here’s to the people who create jobs, and to the people who fill them. Read more
A sincere thanks to our marketing partners for recognizing the economic heroes we call entrepreneurs Read more
Michael Nardy started out trying to earn some beer money and ended up with a $42.7 million payment-processing business. Read more
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