Congresswoman Schwartz Presents Export Achievement Certificate to Woman-Owned-Business
April 20, 2010(This post contains external links. Please review our external linking policy.)
Tony Ceballos is the Director of the Philadelphia U.S. Export Assistance Center of the U.S. Commercial Service.
On Monday April 19th, I had the pleasure of joining Congresswoman Allyson Y. Schwartz (PA13) and Trade Specialist Cerrato in commending ISG Office Concepts for their successes in exporting. ISG’s subsidiary Ancillare who manufactures and distributes pharmaceutical trial materials has recently completed successful trade campaigns to Singapore, Romania, South Korea, Germany, and Columbia. In recognition of their exemplary success it was with great honor, to present President and CEO of ISG Joanne Santomauro with the Export Achievement Certificate (EAC). The EAC is a form of accommodation reserved only select companies who embody a strong dedication to American ingenuity and export. In addition, Bradley Schlegel of the online reporter was on hand to cover the event. In his article “ISG Office Concepts Inc. honored for large number of exports”, President Santomauro commented “Small business is the engine of growth…It’s wonderful to recognize companies who help the economy grow.” The event was a success which echoed the growing response of the Commercial Service to the President’s National Export Initiative.
Quote:“Small business is the engine of growth…”.
Indeed, it certainly is. Congratulations to all workers and staff who helped achieve it. Very nice job.
In these times it is great to read an inspiring article regarding business development and success. Well done to everybody who has obviously worked so hard to make this happen.
Someone having success in business exports is great news, keep up the good work, we all need the inspirations right now.
Congratulations to all workers and staff who helped achieve it. Very nice job.