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Management consulting firm wins "amazing entrepreneur" contest

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May 31, 2011

A management consulting firm has won the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural “amazing entrepreneur” contest.

SantaRomana & Associates, which advises clients on industry trends and strategies, won the award. Finalists included Belle Creations, Certification Consultants, Angel’s Closet and Begin Speaking Documentaries.

The chamber sponsored the contest to support new companies and potential entrepreneurs in Gwinnett County and metro Atlanta. Companies interested in the 2012 contest can visit www.amazingentrepreneurcontest.com.

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