NYC Chamber of Commerce Honors QED National’s Colleen Molter

April 21, 2017

Colleen Molter, Founder and President of QED National, has received the 2017 Minority and Women-Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) Award from the 5 Boroughs Chamber Alliance of New York City. The annual award recognizes excellence in small business leadership by minority- and women-owned businesses in the City of New York. Each of the five Chambers of Commerce selects two outstanding business leaders from their community to receive this honor.

QED National is a privately held Information Technology Consulting company, headquartered in Manhattan, with additional offices in Albany, NY. For 24 years, QED National has been helping public and private sector clients achieve their business objectives by providing innovative IT consulting, reliable staffing and scalable technology solutions. With expertise in cyber-security and data management solutions, QED National has built a reputation for integrity, responsiveness and outstanding customer service. Through strong leadership, ethical business practices and top-notch technical talent, QED National continues on a path of strong growth.

To learn more about QED National’s services, visit QEDNational.com, email [email protected], or call (212) 481-6868.

Pictured:
Gregg Bishop, Commissioner, NYC Small Business Services (at left)
Jessica Walker, President & CEO, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce (center)
Colleen Molter, President, QED National

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NYC Chamber of Commerce Honors QED National’s Colleen Molter

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