NEW YORK, Sept. 26, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- On Friday, Sept. 28, EQUITIES Magazine will hold its Transatlantic Conference 2007 at the NASDAQ MarketSite in New York City. After the presentations, the attending CEOs and EQUITIES' publisher, David Bernard, will partake in NASDAQ's closing bell ceremony to celebrate the annual conference that showcases promising growth companies to sophisticated international investors.
"We are delighted to have been selected to take part in the NASDAQ closing bell ceremony," EQUITIES president Jonathan Bernard stated. "The success of EQUITIES Magazine is to the credit of our global readers, employees, sponsors and advertisers alike, who have shown us remarkable support over the years."
The NASDAQ Closing Bell event represents the closing of the NASDAQ trading day, which, like the EQUITIES Transatlantic Conference, brings together companies and investors from around the world. Notables who participated in a NASDAQ ceremony include: former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, Iron Chef Cat Cora, American Idol Finalist Kellie Pickler, Actor Kevin Bacon, Boxing World Champion Floyd Mayweather, NHL legend Wayne Gretzky, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, CEO and president of Starbucks Jim Donald, CEO of the Virgin Brand Sir Richard Branson, TD Ameritrade CEO Joe Moglia, and Oprah Winfrey.
The event will be broadcast live to financial media across the globe, including Bloomberg TV, CNBC, and Reuters, as well as on NASDAQ's well-known 7-story MarketSite Tower in Times Square, New York City.
To register, RSVP at
http://www.equitiesmagazine.com/conferences
email invitedguest@equitiesmagazine.com or call (310) 207-5300
Live and archived Webcasts of the event will be available at
www.equitiesmagazine.com.
About EQUITIES Global Communications Inc.
EQUITIES Magazine
Since 1951, EQUITIES Magazine has served both retail and institutional investors by examining industry trends, analyzing strategies and opportunities, and profiling financial leaders and emerging public companies. In recent years, we have expanded our editorial focus to include a wide range of issues that affect investors worldwide. Our global audience has increased dramatically through our transatlantic conferences and through EQUITIES Europe, EQUITIES Digital Edition, and our website, which provides free real-time market quotes and a customizable, free, real-time portfolio-management interface.
EQUITIES has provided a voice and an audience to leaders in the global financial community for 56 years, and we remain the definitive investor's tool.
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