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Banking and Real Estate Professions n B2 BANKER & Tradesman’s BEST OF 2011 AUGUST 1, 2011 AUGUST 1, 2011 BANKER & Tradesman’s BEST OF 2011 B3 PICKING THE BEST elcome to the results of our fourth annual Banker & Tradesman readers’ poll, in which our Wreaders have cast their votes for the best providers of services and goods in the banking and real estate professions. This is a subjective, not objective poll. It does not measure who writes the most business, who has the most revenue or the most customers. It does measure the loyalty and satisfaction readers have with vendors. It is an opportunity for readers to speak up for those providers they believe are the best. Since early June, Banker & Tradesman conducted an online survey of readers. We promoted this project via house ads in the newspaper, e-mails to thousands of readers and customers of Banker & Tradesman, and through our Web site, www.bankerandtradesman.com. Readers responded vigorously to the opportunity to voice their choice. 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