Georgia Governor Nathan Deal
This year, Service Foods (http://www.ServiceFoods.com) earned the distinction of being the seventh fastest-growing privately held company in the Metro Atlanta area, having increased its revenue by 824 percent from 2008 to 2010. During that same timeframe, Service Food’s workforce grew by 144 percent.
To qualify for this distinction, companies must be privately held, headquartered in the 20-county metro area and not be a subsidiary of another company. Companies must also have been established in the first quarter of 2008 or earlier, experienced two-year growth in sales of more than 50 percent and garnered revenue between $1 million and $300 million in 2010.
During the April 15 awards ceremony held at the Cobb Galleria Centre, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal addressed winners of the Pacesetter Awards. He praised their efforts and congratulated their role in improving the state’s economy and job market.
Service Foods (http://www.ServiceFoods.com)
“Service Foods is thrilled to be ranked in this year’s Pacesetter Awards. The recognition is a testament to the strength of our company, our employees and our efforts to improve the health of America, one family at a time,” said Service Foods’ CEO Dr. Keith Kantor. “While we are very pleased with our progress, we plan to build on our success to further educate the public on the importance of healthy living and proper nutrition through all-natural foods.”
About Service Foods
Service Foods (http://www.ServiceFoods.com)
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Service Foods offers a full line of organic and all-natural foods. The company provides free delivery directly to customers’ homes. Dietitians, nurses, visiting doctors and fitness experts are on staff to help clients lead a healthier lifestyle.
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