Vincent Associates Nominated As Finalist In The Rochester Business Journal 2010 Best Of The Web Awar

Feb. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- Vincent Associates®, the manufacturers of UNIBLITZ® shutters has been recognized by the Rochester Business Journal as a finalist for the 2010 Best Of The Web Awards in the manufacturing category. The RBJ recognizes Rochester's best business web sites at their annual Best of the Web awards breakfast, which is being held at the Rochester Plaza Hotel from 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. on February 25th.  Vincent Associates has long recognized that excellence in web design is truly important to their future growth.  The site was designed by another local Rochester business; Atomic Design (www.atomicdesign.net) who has a few other clients nominated for the award in other business categories.

Other notable nominees include the Rochester Institute of Technology, M&T Bank, the Seneca Park Zoo, Geva Theatre Center, Eastman Theatre, Rochester Health, and Conifer Realty LLC.  For a full list of nominees visit the Rochester Business Journal website (www.rbj.net) and check out their events section.

For more than 40 years, Vincent Associates has been supplying the UNIBLITZ® electro-programmable shutter systems worldwide, addressing numerous demanding applications.

Vincent Associates® is the manufacturer of UNIBLITZ® electronic shutters and shutter systems based in Rochester, NY, with distribution centers worldwide. Vincent Associates® provides shutter solutions to a wide variety of consumers after rigorous testing to ensure application with confidence.

For more information visit their site at: www.uniblitz.com, email vincentassociates@uniblitz.com, or call (585) 385-5930 to learn more about products offered by UNIBLITZ® and how they may help.

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Vincent Associates, manufacturer of UNIBLITZ Electronic Shutters, has successfully provided shuttering solutions in numerous application areas, including Microscopy, Medical Imaging, CCD, Video, low level Laser switching, and other applications where total light extinction is demanded, be it ultraviolet, visible, or infrared spectral environments.