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March 30, 2005

Chicago Tribune: Doubts Dog Their Success - Working Women Often Think They Aren't Deserving of Accolades or Achievements

November 8, 2004
Tomorrow's Business Radio Program about The Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs
Featured interviews with three 2004 Stevie Award winners
November 4, 2004
Inspiring Times in Westmoreland: Best New Product of the Year: Local Woman is National Finalist
October 29, 2004
The Desert Sun: Businesswoman earns recognition
October 28, 2004
Arizona Republic: Honored entrepreneur is ex-Foothills resident
October 27, 2004
Philadelphia Metro: 60 Seconds (PDF, pg. 16)
October 27, 2004
Germantown Gazette: Local CEO wins Stevie Award
October 25, 2004
CEO Roundtable: Members in the News
October 25, 2004
Sun-Sentinel.com: Event planning company finds success in Ft. Lauderdale
October 22, 2004 Long Island Business News: Edge Electronics CEO chosen as finalist in 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs
Adrienne Giannone, chief executive of Edge Electronics, has been chosen as a finalist in the 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs. Giannone's category is best entrepreneur-non-services businesses category. Winners will be announced Oct. 22 at Manhattan's Marriott Marquis. Master of ceremonies will be Bill Rancic, who survived the trials of Donald Trump and outdistanced rivals in TV's "The Apprentice."
October 21, 2004
Boston Globe: Woman fighting allergies lauded for online success
October 20, 2004
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Ruffdale widow's PottieStickers a hit
October 19, 2004
Las Vegas Review-Journal: Dogs have their day at Puppy Enterprises - Company a finalist for innovation prize
October 18, 2004
Cincinnati Enquirer: Business People - Awards
Heather Fricke, a partner at Cincinnati-based Blue Whitespace Graphic Design, is a finalist for Best Young Entrepreneur in the 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs.
October 18, 2004
The White Lake Beacon: Claybank Kids' product may be award winner
October 17, 2004
Lakeland Ledger: People & Changes
DIGITAL FRAMES INC. in Lakeland was named a finalist in The Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs in four categories: Charlotte Christou-Westbrook, founder and CEO, for Best Entrepreneur, non-services businesses; electronic digital picture frame for best new product of the year; Digital Frames Inc. for technology innovator of the year; Digital Frames Inc. for most innovative company of the year.
October 17, 2004
Miami Herald: Mom's Night Out planned
October 15, 2004 Lancaster New Era: People in Business: Ex-Lancastrian up for Stevie Award
Former Lancaster resident Teri Freeland-Jones, currently owner of Floral Alternatives in Raleigh, N.C., was named as a finalist in the Best Entrepreneurs category in The 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs. Freeland-Jones, who currently resides in Raleigh, was nominated from more than 600 entrepreneurs in 18 award categories. The Stevie Awards recognizes the accomplishments of women entrepreneurs of small businesses throughout the United States.
October 11, 2004
Newsday: Promotion Women
October 10, 2004
The Flint Journal: Business People
October 8, 2004
Colorado Biz: Technology
A Byte Above, Colorado Springs, and its owner, Jennifer Glennon, were both named as finalists in the ‘Best Overall Company of the Year - Non-Service Businesses’ and ‘Best Young Entrepreneur’ categories, respectively, for The 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs. The Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs is a new national awards competition recognizing the accomplishments of women small business owners in the United States. Winners will be announced Oct. 22 at the Marriott Marquis in New York City. More than 600 nominations from small companies across the United States were submitted for consideration in 18 categories.
October 4, 2004 Charlotte Observer: Career Almanac - Notable Names
The only woman entrepreneur from North Carolina to be honored in her category, Karen McIsaac, president of Project Managers Inc., was named a finalist in the Best Entrepreneur - Service Businesses category in The 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs.
October 3, 2004 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette: Business Awards
Rural Sourcing Inc. of Jonesboro was named a finalist in the best overall company of the year in the service business and best new service categories in the 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs. Kathy Brittain White is the founder and president of Rural Sourcing.
October 3, 2004 The Dallas Morning News: Kudos
Cynthia Driskill and her company, Carrollton-based CDG & Associates, are finalists for the Lifetime Achievement and Community Involvement Program of the Year awards in the national Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs. The company specializes in human resources systems consulting.
September 30, 2004 IdahoStatesman.com: Recognition
September 29, 2004 Local Tech Wire: Charlotte Exec Among Finalists for "Stevie" Award
September 29, 2004 ArkansasBusiness.com: Arkansas Companies Named Among Stevie Award Finalists
September 29, 2004
Quad-City Business Journal: Mital named a Finalist
September 29, 2004
Charlotte Business Journal: Charlotte firms named as Finalists
September 28, 2004 Contra Costa Times: Recognition
Fremont-based ALOM Technologies Corp., which provides contract packaging and fulfillment to high-tech, medical equipment and other companies, was named a finalist in the Best Over-All Company category of the 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs.
May 21, 2004 Philadelphia Business Journal: ADVANTA to Sponsor Business Awards

   

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