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L&S Companies, Inc.

 About L&S Companies, Inc.

National Headquarters
3961 Clay Place N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20019
Ph:   (202) 398-2780
Fax:  (202) 398-2782
E-mail: plester@mwib.com

Southeast Regional Office
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Suite 312
Atlanta, GA 30309
Ph: (404) 351-6060
Fax: (404) 351-6677
Email:cldupree@mwib.com

 

 

                                                                                                                        The L&S Companies, Inc. Mission

 

The mission of L&S Companies, Inc. is to become an invaluable source of news and information for minority and women business owners; and serve as a link between corporate America, government agencies, and educational institutions and the M/WBEs that seek to do business with them.

The L&S Companies, Inc.

The L&S Companies, Inc. is a wholly minority owned and operated publishing and communications corporation headquartered in Washington, D.C. The team of L&S Companies, Inc. possess the requisite knowledge, dedication, and commitment to fulfill the corporate mission with the utmost level of professionalism and the highest quality of service.

Paula Miller-Lester, President, CEO, and Owner of L&S Companies, Inc. says that her corporate background showed her the need for the services that her company provides. “There are very competent and capable business professionals who, with just a little more information, could compete with the so-called best of the best. We want to level the playing field by disseminating useful information that non-minority males are privy to on a regular basis,” said Ms. Miller-Lester.

Minorities And Women In Business magazine is the cornerstone of L&S Companies, Inc. “MWIB is the perfect vehicle for our company. It provides an excellent platform from which we can be a kind of matchmaker between the magazine’s M/WBE readers and those firms that can assist them in growing their enterprises,” said Miller-Lester. “Our readers have what it takes to get the job done. From my perspective, it is a win-win situation.”

Miller-Lester, who readily identifies herself as a Christian says that she wants to be an example that one can be successful in business by utilizing God’s principles. “After all,” she says, “The story of Abraham [in the Bible] shows that he was a man who followed God and became an extremely wealthy businessman with lots of employees. If he could do it why can’t I?”

                                                  
      

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