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Kimberley Neeson Ranked One of PROFIT W100’s Top Women Entrepreneursscanned_plaque

"Toronto, Ontario (Canada) – Kimberley Neeson, President of Neeson & Associates Court Reporting and Captioning Inc., has again been selected as one of Canada’s 100 Top Women Entrepreneurs in the 13th annual PROFIT W100 ranking.

Ranking Canada’s Top Women Entrepreneurs on a composite score based on the size, growth rate and profitability of their businesses,

the PROFIT W100 profiles the country’s most successful female business owners.  Published in the November issue of PROFIT and online at www.PROFITguide.com, the PROFIT W100 is Canada’s largest annual celebration of entrepreneurial achievement by women.

“The 2011 PROFIT W100 are a diverse group of entrepreneurs  united by their passion, dynamism and smarts,” noted Ian Portsmouth, Editor-in-Chief of PROFIT.  “They set a tremendous example for business leaders of all kinds, and we are proud to recognize them in our 13th annual ranking of Canada’s Top Female Entrepreneurs.”

“Throughout her 30-year reporting career, Kim has consistently ‘pushed the envelope’ – developing her own reporting skill, building her business into a premier realtime service; promoting and developing new markets; leading our association through adversity; and, in mentoring working reporters and court reporting students – much of this work as a volunteer while a working reporter, CEO, and mother of a young family,” said Karin Jenkner, President of the Chartered Shorthand Reporters’ Association of Ontario.

 

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