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Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
Teresa Emerson’s commercial and residential cleaning company, Clearview Window Cleaning, earned Gov. Jay Nixon’s Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year Award in early September. Since Emerson took the helm in 1995, employment has increased sixfold. Of its 15 technicians, seven are Missouri veterans, active in the military of members of the National Guard or Reserve.
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