
GOLDLINE RANKED AS FASTEST GROWING PRIVATE COMPANY
Goldline International Ranked as Fastest Growing Private Company in Los Angeles County with Annual Revenues Over $100 Million
Company Moves Up in LA Business Journal's Annual Regional Survey
Santa Monica, CA – November 17, 2010 – Goldline International, Inc. announced today that it has been ranked by the Los Angeles Business Journal as the #1 fastest growing private company in Los Angeles County among those with annual revenues over $100 million.
"Goldline's success is only possible through the loyalty of our clients, the hard work of our employees, and the company's unwavering commitment to being the leader in the precious metals industry," said Mark Albarian, President and CEO of Goldline. "Los Angeles County has been great for Goldline, and we will continue to invest in our presence here by adding more employees in the next few months."
Once per year in November, the LA Business Journal ranks the fastest growing privately-held companies in the county. Goldline has moved up since the 2009 survey, where it ranked in LA County as the 8th fastest growing private company overall and the second fastest growing private company among those with over $50 million in annual revenues. In this year's survey, Goldline ranked as the 6th fastest growing company overall in LA County regardless of size.
"We're excited to be offering additional outstanding opportunities for sales executives to represent an industry leader that has been helping clients acquire precious metals for 50 years," said Robert Fazio, Executive Vice President of Goldline. Individuals who are interested in employment opportunities at Goldline can visit the company's online career page at: http://www.goldline.com/careers
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