BusinessWeek.com Recognizes brass|MEDIA CEO as a Best Entrepreneur Under 25

Posted on October 24th, 2007 by 27700016


CONTACT INFORMATION:

Lauren Beyer (Spokesperson)
brass|MEDIA Inc.
PR Specialist
PO Box 1220
Corvallis, OR 97339
541.753.8546 (office)
541.756.8548 (fax)
971.322.9400 (cell)
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Email: laurenbeyer@brassmedia.com
Web site: http://www.brassmagazine.com
Web site: http://www.brassmedia.com


BusinessWeek.com Recognizes brass|MEDIA CEO
as a Best Entrepreneur Under 25


Readers can vote for Bryan Sims, the first entrepreneur from the Northwest recognized, as their favorite on the website.

Corvallis, OR — October 24, 2007

  • BusinessWeek.com has named 24-year-old brass|MEDIA Inc. CEO Bryan Sims one of the “Best Entrepreneurs Under 25″ on its 2007 list.
  • brass|MEDIA is the first company from the Pacific Northwest to make the BusinessWeek list.
  • The BusinessWeek.com “Best Entrepreneurs Under 25″ list is determined through a nomination process, where readers suggest their picks of rising small business stars. The top 25 entrepreneurs, including Sims, are profiled online at www.businessweek.com/go/sb/under25. People can link to the site by going to www.brassmagazine.com.
  • brass|MEDIA’s flagship publication, brass|MAGAZINE is written for young adults, by young adults about the money side of life™. It features articles about young entrepreneurs, getting out of debt, savings strategies and cheap ways to have fun, save the planet, and give back to the community.
  • The brass|STUDENT PROGRAM provides classroom sets of brass|MAGAZINE and online resources for teachers and students to public high schools at no cost. Currently the Student Program is available to every public high school in New York and Wisconsin, with financial institutions underwriting the costs of the program.

MULTIMEDIA ELEMENTS:

QUOTES

  • “It’s a privilege to be chosen by BusinessWeek, but the real credit goes to our staff and the things we collectively do. We’ve been fortunate to create a sustainable business in brass that is focused around a key societal issue: young adults and money…”
  • “Young adults are not being educated about the impact money has on their lives, which makes it easier for them to be taken advantage of financially. brass helps young adults understand money and real world stuff in a way that is interesting and entertaining, so that they can educate themselves and can successfully plan for their future.”
  • “brass is proof that a business can be socially driven and successful.” 
  • “This past year has been the culmination of many things we’ve been working on for a long time. brass has grown to 35 employees and nearly half a million readers across the country, and we’ve introduced new initiatives, like the brass|STUDENT PROGRAM, to share brass content with public high school students. These factors combined have helped us get noticed, all the way out here in Corvallis.”

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