NEWS SOURCE: Taylor Wilshire
NEW YORK, N.Y., July 7 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — CEO Taylor Wilshire has been honored with the Women Executives in Business (WEIB) most prestigious award for outstanding achievement in business, the organization announced at the WEIB international conference, held in New York, New York. The award honors the highest standard of excellence in business.
The WEIB awards competition is internationally known as the premier showcase for recognizing the most gifted, brightest and most talented in business. It also gives exceptional businesses of all sizes the chance to be recognized at the national and international level competing to win the coveted and ultimate accolade of this prestigious award.
Among the award’s criteria, the recipient must practice innovation in building a sustainable business and deliver outstanding results and growth in all economic climates. The recipient must be nominated by 10 individuals who have witnessed extraordinary accomplishments in business.
Wilshire is president and CEO of The Nautilus Works, a production and holding company that includes Nautilus Press, an author-services publisher, and Nautilus Films, a film finance, production and distribution company. Previously she was the president of TGW Inc., a management consulting firm, which specialized in enterprise performance management linking strategy with execution to produce sustainable sales and profitable returns, central to high-performance business. Wilshire was prior a vice president of sales and marketing at a Fortune 50 company in telecommunications for 13 years.
Susanne Wilcox, a former executive in the telecommunications industry who worked with Wilshire for more than 20 years, said, “She not only inspires and motivates all those around her, she is the most brilliant business mind I know. I have watched her grow countless businesses with inconceivable success.”
Another former business colleague, entrepreneur Robert Johnson, applauded her achievement: “Taylor is the most passionate, inspiring person I know, a pure genius in sales and marketing. Her business acumen is like no other. She has a sixth sense that never fails and has made business owners like myself very successful. Without her, I would not have the success that I have had.”
For more information on the most prestigious business awards, visit www.bestinbusinessaward.com.
For more information about The Nautilus Works contact Sarah Ryan, sryan_sarahbooks@yahoo.com.
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