BRILLIANCE of women business owners in Atlanta-Celeste O. Johnson

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My Publicist is proud to present our sister in business, Ms. Celeste O. Johnson of KO Tax & Financial Services. She is the recipient of the "Small Business Award" for Consulting.

Celeste has over 17 years of executive-level income tax preparation 

experience, and is a professional instructor on income tax 

preparation and intro for  entrepreneurs and keeps them in compliance with 

IRS rules and regulations while starting and operating a small business.

She also has extensive experience in providing Accounting, Tax and Business Consulting services for small businesses.


You're Cordially Invited to Join Us People You Need to Know Magazine is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Business Superstars' Awards Breakfast held on October 5, 2012 at the magnificent Georgian Terrace Hotel in downtown Atlanta. We will be celebrating the BRILLIANCE of women business owners in Atlanta and paying tribute to hardworking women EVERYWHERE.
"When WOMEN Succeed, the nation prospers!" 

GO CELESTE!!!

Get READY for the Paparazzi! 
"We feel honored to host this celebration to recognize the Brilliance of WOMEN Business Owners."



 Join us for the Red Carpet Experience, breakfast, exciting entertainment, and GREAT business connections.
No Ticket Sales at the Door
Dress: Semi-Formal

http://superstarawards.eventbrite.com/
Location: 214 Capitol Pl SW, Atlanta, GA 30334, USA

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