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Ace Exhibits Named to ICIC and Fortune Magazine's Inner City 100 - Exhibitor Online
Ace Exhibits Named to ICIC and Fortune Magazine's Inner City 100 Exhibitor Online Through their achievements, the Inner City 100 winners exemplify America's remarkable potential and the future of our urban centers,” said Mary Kay Leonard, president and CEO of ICIC. “Companies like Ace Exhibits demonstrate the market potential that ... |
The booming business of beauty boxes - Macleans.ca
 Macleans.ca | The booming business of beauty boxes Macleans.ca Launched in 2010 by two Harvard Business School grads, it now boasts 100000 subscribers. The success of Birchbox inspired dozens of similar beauty start-ups and sparked a series of other themed subscription boxes containing samples of such things as ... |
Baltimore's Intelect Corporation Named the 2012 Inner City 100 Staples ... - MarketWatch (press release)
Baltimore's Intelect Corporation Named the 2012 Inner City 100 Staples ... MarketWatch (press release) The Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) is a nonprofit research and strategy organization and the leading authority on US inner city economies and the businesses that thrive there. Founded in 1994 by Harvard Business School Professor Michael ... |
New Haven Companies Among ICIC and Fortune's Inner City 100 Winners - Connecticut Business News Journal
New Haven Companies Among ICIC and Fortune's Inner City 100 Winners Connecticut Business News Journal Winners attended a two-day small business Symposium featuring executive education case studies and how-to workshops from leading content providers, including Harvard Business School, Babson College, Boston University, Next Street and R/GA. |
MSDSonline among ICIC and Fortune Magazine's Inner City 100 winners - Houston Chronicle
MSDSonline among ICIC and Fortune Magazine's Inner City 100 winners Houston Chronicle Winners attended a two-day small business symposium featuring executive education case studies and how-to workshops from leading content providers, including Harvard Business School, Babson College, Boston University, Next Street and R/GA. |