The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, a long-standing advocate for pro-business policies, has chosen 100 outstanding American small businesses to be recognized at its upcoming Small Business Forum.
The 100 businesses were selected based on various criteria, including growth, innovation, resilience, and employee culture. The Chamber categorized them into ten award categories, showcasing the diversity and impact of small businesses in America.
Mblue Labs, creator of the innovative skin health brand Bluelene®, was chosen as one of the top 100 small businesses. The company's success story exemplifies the power of scientific research and entrepreneurial spirit.
The Chamber's dedication to supporting small businesses is evident through this recognition program. The CO—100 Small Business Forum serves as a platform for these businesses to network, learn, and share best practices.
Dominique Dawes, Olympic gold medalist and founder of the Dominique Dawes Gymnastics & Ninja Academies, will be a VIP guest at the Forum.
The CO—100 program highlights the crucial role of small businesses in driving economic growth and innovation. The Chamber's recognition acknowledges their contributions and provides a platform for them to connect, learn, and grow.
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