TITLE

2010 TOP ENTREPRENEURS

PUB. DATE

May 2010

SOURCE

Crain's New York Business;5/31/2010, Vol. 26 Issue 22, p13

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

The article offers information on several entrepreneurs who have been chosen as the best in the business community of New York City by the periodical. It informs that these entrepreneurs lead fast growing companies across New York City. It also offers a brief information on the success stories of these entrepreneurs and says that innovation is a hallmark of these entrepreneurs who have revolutionized phone service, ground transportation and education.

ACCESSION #

51136806

Tags: BUSINESSPEOPLE;  ENTREPRENEURSHIP;  INNOVATIONS in business

 

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