SCHAUMBURG, IL, June 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) The Rabine Group is proud to announce that its CEO and founder, Gary Rabine, was invited to speak at Crain's Fast Fifty Breakfast along with other successful entrepreneurs from Crain's Fast Fifty Growing Companies list. The event will be held on Tuesday, June 14, 2011 at the Westin River North hotel in Chicago.
The prestigious Fast Fifty Growing Companies list is an annual report published by Crain's Chicago featuring the fastest-growing public and private companies in the Chicagoland area based on five-year revenue growth. Last year, the Rabine Group ranked No. 12 with a five-year growth of 667%. With passionate leaders, the Rabine Group will continue to grow and set standards for a world-class business in its industry. Rabine Group has been recognized again this year, as the 19th fastest growing company in Chicago.
After being recognized by Crain's as one of Chicago's Largest Privately Held Companies in addition to the Crain's Fast Fifty Growing Companies, Mr. Rabine was sought out to provide insight on his expertise and passion in his industry. Last year, he spoke at Crain's Middle Market University alongside some of the Chicago's top executives and owners. Mr. Rabine has always been willing to share his experience on starting the business, as well as, growth strategies, acquisitions and expectations for the future.
According to Gary Rabine, "Crain's events provide great opportunities to learn and network with like-minded people. It's an honor to be able to share my story of success in a difficult economy and I am excited to learn new ideas from other entrepreneurs that may apply to my business."
For more information, on the Rabine Group companies, its services and advocacy, visit http://www.RabineGroup.com or call 888 RABINE3 (888-722-4633).
About the Rabine Group
With a firm commitment to quality, consistency, and customer satisfaction, the Rabine Group is a premiere service provider for paving, roofing, petroleum and other construction needs. The Rabine Group companies include: Rabine Paving, Rabine Paving America, UltraLot, Pavement Solutions, Roofing Solutions America, R. Commercial Roofing Solutions, R.W. Roofing Solutions, Rabine Snow Pros, Pipe View, Palatine Oil Company, and Rabine Residential, as well as, the Black Hawk Run Golf Club, and the Rabine Group Foundation.
Website: http://www.RabineGroup.com
Gary Rabine Speaks at Crain's Fast Fifty Breakfast
Crain's Chicago has invited Gary Rabine to be on a panel of successful entrepreneurs from Crain's Fast Fifty list to share his story of revenue growth in challenging times.
2011-06-09
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