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A SUPPLEMENT to LEHIGH VALLEY BUSINESS SPONSOREDLISTS by Future Meet Your Clients 2019 Event Sponsorship^ Opportunities 2019 BOOK OF A SUPPLEMENT TO LEHIGH VALLEY BUSINESS SPONSOREDLISTS BY Future Meet Your Clients 2019 Event Sponsorship^ Opportunities Real Estate and Development Symposium* March 6, 2019 Future of Higher Education March 28, 2019 Forty Under 40 Awards April 11, 2019 Women of Influence Awards May 8, 2019 90 Ideas in 90 Minutes June 13, 2019 Health Care Symposium* August 1, 2019 CFO of the Year Awards September 11, 2019 Fastest Growing Companies Awards October 23, 2019 HR Symposium November 2019 Berks County Real Estate Symposium* November 2019 Business of the Year Awards December 4, 2019 2019 Outlook December 2019 *In addition to sponsorships, exhibitor opportunities are also available for these select events. LVB’s sponsorships are limited. To reap the benefits of the ultimate in-person marketing opportunity, contact Mike O’Rourke at [email protected] or 610-807-9619 ext. 4112. Questions about attending an LVB event? Email [email protected] or visit www.lvb.com/events 65 E. Elizabeth Ave., Suite 400 Bethlehem, PA 18018 2019 610-807-9619 • [email protected] BOOK Publisher Michael O’Rourke • [email protected] • ext. 4112 OF Office Manager Cheryl Gaydos • [email protected] • ext. 4119 NEWS Editor Joel Berg • [email protected] • ext. 4115 Managing Editor Cathy Hirko • [email protected] Staff Reporters Brian Pedersen • [email protected] • ext. 4108 Wendy Solomon • [email protected] • ext. 4118 LISTS Senior Writer/Online Editor Stacy Wescoe • [email protected] • ext. 4104 Dear Readers, Researcher The old saying “Time flies when you are having fun” can Christopher Holland • [email protected] • ext. 4110 certainly be said about 2018. It is amazing how fast the year DESIGN/PRODUCTION went. It feels like I just wrote this letter for last year’s Book of Special Publications Designer Wendy Martin Lists. I am happy to present the Lehigh Valley Business Book of Lists for 2019. The Book of Lists is a culmination of months of AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT Audience Development Manager hard work and research by our staff. Tracy Bumba The 2019 edition of the Book of Lists is one of largest editions For subscription information and questions, please call 888-506-5770 we have ever published. It is the resource for business contacts REPRINTS/PLAQUES The Book of Lisa Arnold • [email protected] • 717-323-5213 in the Greater Lehigh Valley. Whether you are looking for a Lists is the law firm, engineering firm or an advertising agency we have a ADVERTISING Senior Account Executive go-to source list for it. The Book of Lists is the go-to source for executives John C. Coyle III • [email protected] • ext. 4105 for executives throughout the Greater Lehigh Valley. 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Subscriptions are available for $67 per year, two years for $89, and three years for $119. As we turn the calendar to 2019, I am excited for what the Published by BridgeTower Media future holds. I wish you great success for you and your company in 2019! Sincerely, Mike O’Rourke | Publisher Lehigh Valley Business THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS WWW.LVB.COM BOOK OF LISTS 2019 3 2019 BOOK LISTSOF TABLE OF CONTENTS CONSTRUCTION .............................. 6 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES .........63 Architectural Firms ....................................................................... 6 Advertising Agencies & Marketing Firms ................................. 63-64 Concrete Contractors & Suppliers ................................................. 7 Alternative Energy Companies .................................................... 65 Electrical Contractors ............................................................... 8-9 Business Resources .............................................................66-68 Engineering Firms ................................................................. 10-11 Commercial Printers .................................................................. 69 Excavating Contractors .............................................................. 12 Economic Development Organizations ......................................... 70 General Contractors & Construction Management .................. 13-14 Electric & Gas Providers ............................................................. 71 Homebuilders ............................................................................ 15 Environmental Remediation Firms & Services .............................. 72 HVAC & Plumbing Contractors ................................................... 16 Hotels ....................................................................................... 73 Restoration Contractors ............................................................ 17 Internet Service Providers ...........................................................74 Interior Design Firms .................................................................. 76 Law Firms .............................................................................77-79 EDUCATION & TRAINING ............18 Largest Berks County Employers ........................................... 80-81 Career & Trade Schools ............................................................. 18 Largest Lehigh Valley Employers ................................................. 82 Colleges & Universities .............................................................. 19 Largest Pocono Employers ......................................................... 83 Management & Coaching Consultants ........................................ 20 Meeting & Conference Centers ................................................... 84 Statewide MBA Programs .......................................................21-22 Signage Companies ................................................................... 85 Security Companies ................................................................... 86 Theaters & Arts Centers ............................................................. 87 FINANCIAL SERVICES ..................23 Trucking Companies ................................................................... 88 Accounting Firms .................................................................. 24-25 Video Production Companies ...................................................... 89 Asset Managers ........................................................................ 26 Website Design Companies ........................................................ 90 Banks ...................................................................................27-28 Credit Unions ....................................................................... 29-31 Financial Planning Consultants ................................................... 32 REAL ESTATE .................................91 Insurance Agencies............................................................... 33-34 Residential Real Estate Agencies ............................................... 91 Investment Brokerage Firms ....................................................... 35 Commercial Real Estate Agencies .............................................. 92 Registered Investment Advisers .................................................. 36 Commercial & Industrial Developers ........................................... 93 Tax Preparation Firms ................................................................ 38 Property Management Firms ....................................................... 94 Merger & Acquisition Specialists ................................................ 39 Mortgage Lenders & Brokers ...................................................... 95 Small Business Administration Loans/Lenders ............................ 40 PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES .....96 HEALTH SERVICES ........................42 Auto Dealerships .....................................................................
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