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Jersey Business Leaders Receive Mayoral Proclamation 

08/25/09

  Members of the board of the Jersey Business Leaders were recently recognized with a special Camden City Proclamation presented to them at the July 10th Riversharks game by Camden City Mayor Gwendolynn Faison. “We are pleased to be honored by Mayor Faison and the people of Camden for our work,” said Greg Gutos, a founding member of the JBL Board. The Jersey Business Leaders is a South Jersey based organization consisting of some of the most successful and well known companies in Southern New Jersey. Current members include AJM Insurance, Ashley Mackenzie, Barter Depot, b2 design, Cabot Collection Systems, Cross Keys Coach, Evesham Lock and Safe Co., FrontEnd Graphics, Liberty State Financial, Pro Computer Service, Sinclair Moving & Storage, South Jersey Magazine/South Jersey.com, Suburban Home & Garden, TG Wall Management Consulting, TMC Business Solutions, USAPhone.com and Wittman Construction.

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