
GOLDLINE RANKS #26 IN LA BUSINESS JOURNAL
Goldline International Ranked As The 26th Largest Private Company in Los Angeles County
Company Moves Up in LA Business Journal’s Annual Regional Survey
Santa Monica, CA – October 22, 2010 – Goldline International, Inc. announced today that it has been ranked as the 26th largest private company in Los Angeles County by the Los Angeles Business Journal.
"We're proud to be a growing part of the southern California's economic fabric, providing much-needed jobs and revenue to the community," said Mark Albarian, President and CEO of Goldline. "While our clients are widely distributed across America, we couldn't imagine a better place to be headquartered than the beautiful Los Angeles region."
Once per year, the LA Business Journal ranks the top 100 privately-held companies in the county by revenue. This year's survey reported Goldline as having 364 employees located in its headquarters at the Water Garden complex in Santa Monica, CA. Goldline has moved up six spots since the 2009 survey. Among the top companies listed by the Los Angeles Business Journal are many household names, including Trader Joe's Co., Sunkist Growers, John Paul Mitchell Systems and Guitar Center.
In September 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.
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