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All Green Electronics Recycling Achieves Inc. 500

by Richard Franzi Monday, September 16, 2013

ORANGE COUNTY, Calif. Critical Mass for Business would like to congratulate Arman Sadeghi and his firm, All Green Electronics Recycling, on achieving the 2013 INC. 500 list. U.S. companies that are independent (not subsidiary or a division of another company) are eligible for the annual “Inc. 500” list. To be considered, companies must have begun generating revenue by March 2009, must have reported no less than $100,000 in 2009 and no less than $2 million in 2012, and must have had sales exceeding their 2009 revenue. The final list is ranked based on each company’s three-year revenue growth rate.

“It is great to see Arman and his team receive this recognition,” stated Critical Mass for Business Founder and CEO Richard Franzi. “When Arman joined one of my CEO Peer Groups, I could see his firm’s amazing growth potential. The Critical Mass for Business community is very proud that one of our members has achieved this national distinction.”

“I have worked with Richard Franzi since 2010. He has provided me with great insights and ideas through my membership in one of his CEO Peer Groups and his direct consulting,” stated All Green Electronics Recycling Founder and CEO Arman Sadeghi.

The Inc. 500 list is in its 32nd year. Inc. 500 companies have one thing in common: performance. Their excellence makes other companies better, and that is what makes our economy work.

About All Green Electronics Recycling
The scope of All Green Electronics’s core business is full service electronics recycling including manual disassembly, crushing, shredding, and separation of electronic waste, IT asset disposition, data sanitization, on-site hard drive destruction, refurbishing, resale, and certified product destruction. Learn more at www.allgreenrecycling.com

About Critical Mass for Business
Critical Mass for Business is a thought leader in the rapidly expanding field of business consulting for top executives. Richard’s firm leads CEO Peer Groups and maintains a vibrant community of business leaders who share a common belief in the positive power of peer learning. Richard hosts the popular internet-based business talk radio focused on topics of interest to Orange County business executives. Critical Mass for Business regularly publishes information about the latest breakthroughs in field of peer learning. Learn more at www.CriticalMassforBusiness.com

Richard is the author of two books: CRITICAL MASS: The 10 Explosive Powers of CEO Peer Groups and CRITICAL MASS: The Power of CEO Guiding Principles. He hosts business talk shows on www.OCTalkRadio.net. He is a sought after speaker on topics of interests to CEOs and business owners of mid-market companies.

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