Technology PR Firm Selected As "One To Watch" Based On Profitability, Growth, Sustainability & Entrepreneurship
Business to Business Magazine and accounting partner, Gifford, Hillegass & Ingwersen (GH&I), have selected the 2011 Top 25 Entrepreneurs and Ones to Watch.
- (1888PressRelease) November 03, 2011 - Atlanta, GA - Based on Write2Market's profitability, growth, and sustainability, as well as entrepreneurship, the Atlanta PR firm is proud to have been chosen as "One to Watch" in the Atlanta business scene.
"It has been an honor to participate in the Business Leader Top 25 Entrepreneur and One to Watch journey. GH&I sent a personal representative to our office to conduct an in-depth review of our practices, methodologies, and infrastructure-with such a depth of discovery, it is a particular honor to receive the Ones to Watch designation from such a professional process," Says Lisa Calhoun, CEO, Write2Market.
The awards ceremony will be held November 3, 2011 at the Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center. The evening will begin at 5:30 PM with a V.I.P. reception for all of this year's honorees, followed by dinner and an awards program recognizing the Ones to Watch and a dramatic countdown of the 2011 Top 25 Entrepreneurs. (Tickets can be reserved by calling Stephen Reynolds at 404-382-5344.)
About Write2Market
Write2Market is an Atlanta public relations agency making its reputation by creating recognizable industry leadership for B2B clients, particularly in technology PR, healthcare PR and energy PR. Empowered by our proprietary Triple A industry leadership methodology, we help companies get the national recognition they deserve through measurable successes with traditional and new media. Are you an unrecognized industry leader? See if our approach is right for you at http://www.write2market.com.About Write2Market
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