
GOLDLINE INTERNATIONAL NAMED #53 IN THE TOP 100
Goldline International Named #53 in the top 100 on the Inc. 5000 by Revenue
September 10, 2010
Santa Monica, Calif., September 10, 2010 -- Inc. magazine ranked Goldline International in the top 20% of its fastest growing companies and number 53 in the top 100 companies by revenue in its fourth annual survey of the nation's fastest growing companies. The list represents the most comprehensive look at the most important segment of the economy—America's independent-minded entrepreneurs. Goldline joins a prestigious group of notable alumni of past honorees including Intuit, Zappos, Microsoft, Jamba Juice, Visa, and Oracle.
"Savvy trend spotters and those who invest in private companies know that the Inc. 5000 is the best place to find out about companies that are achieving success through a wide variety of unprecedented business models and that are still expanding at an impressive rate," said Inc. 5000 project manager Jim Melloan. "That's why our list is so eagerly anticipated every year."
The Inc. 5000 is ranked according to percentage revenue growth from 2006 through 2009. To qualify, companies must be able to provide four full calendar years of sales starting in 2006.
"We are honored and proud to be recognized by Inc. magazine for our company's success," said Mark Albarian, President and CEO of Goldline. "We attribute our growth to our dedication to customer service, diverse products and client satisfaction."
Goldline was founded as Deak Investor Services, Inc. in 1960. Deak Goldline International, Inc. became Goldline International in 1992. In 1998, Goldline acquired Dreyfus Precious Metals, Inc., the precious metal brokerage and storage subsidiary of the Dreyfus Corporation. .
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