You are invited to take part in the DiversityBusiness 10th annual "Top Businesses in America" program. This year's program will determine the:
- Top 100 Privately-Held Businesses in the State
- Top 100 Small Businesses in the State
- Top 100 Women Owned Businesses in the State
- Top 100 Diversity Owned Businesses in the State
- Top 100 Veteran Owned Businesses in the State
- Top 500 Privately-Held Businesses in the United States
- Top 500 Women Owned Businesses in the United States
- Top 500 Diversity Owned Businesses in the United States
- Top 500 Emerging Businesses in the United States
The program is based on annual sales volume. This marks the 10th year for this massive national data collection effort. Your company will qualify in one of the above categories.
To participate, businesses must register by September 30, 2009 at: DiversityBusiness Business Registration.
All businesses are encouraged to register. Last years winners received enormous recognition and exposure for their companies and were honored at our annual awards ceremony in Orlando, FL.
Register today at: DiversityBusiness Business Registration
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Each year DiversityBusiness collects and compiles the "Top Business List" on a State and National basis. The data is used to determine the top small businesses and the most successful entrepreneur's across the United States. These businesses and individuals become part of our Div50 awards program. Making the list provides significant media exposure and puts their company names in front of Fortune 500 companies, Government Agencies and College/Universities looking to do business with Women, Diversity and Small businesses. 
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