MARI KURTZ HONORED AS OCBJ EXCELLENCE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP RECIPIENT
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. Critical Mass for Business is proud to recognize one of their members, Mari Kurtz, CEO of Cal Pac Sheet Metal, Inc. was honored at the Orange County Business Journal’s 10th annual Excellence in Entrepreneurship Awards.
“Mari is inspiration to the all of us,” stated Critical Mass for Business Co-Owner Ric Franzi. “She has a strong belief in the importance of being a transparent and servant-leader.”
As Co-Owner Doug Gfeller, Master Certified Coach added, “As I have gotten to know Mari, I realize how truly strong of person she has become. She is open and eager to learn from other successful entrepreneurs.”
Mari joins only Pati Cinkle of Alar Staffing as winners of both the OCBJ Excellence in Entrepreneurship and OCBJ Women in Business Awards. They are both members of Critical Mass CEO peer groups and business communty.
About Member Firm
Cal Pac Sheet Metal and OCMetal, both Orange County companies, are focused on architectural metals, custom fabrication, and attachment solutions. Everyone at each firm loves metal and loves serving their clients. They lead the industry by exceeding customer’s expectations, and delivering the highest possible level of customer service. Learn more at www.ocmetals.com
About Critical Mass for Business
Critical Mass for Business is the fastest-growing organizer and facilitator for business advisory groups in Orange County and a noted business coaching company with over 17 years of experience. They lead CEO Peer Groups and provide Executive Coaching for many of the County’s most successful firms. Learn more at www.criticalmassforbusiness.comRichard is the author of two books: CRITICAL MASS: The 10 Explosive Powers of CEO Peer Groups and CRITICAL MASS: The Power of CEO Guiding Principles. He hosts business talk shows on www.OCTalkRadio.net. He is a sought after speaker on topics of interests to CEOs and business owners of mid-market companies. Read More Press Releases
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