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Cincinnati’s Businesswoman and
Community Leader Honored for
Entrepreneurial Excellence
At the recent 2008 National Convention, the National
opment in order to improve society.” In
Society of Hispanic MBAs commended the 2008 Brillante
the category of Entrepreneur Excel-
lence, the 2008 Brillante Award went
Award for Excellence. In the category of Entrepreneur
to a Cincinnati’s Hispanic business-
Excellence, the Award went to a Cincinnati’s Hispanic woman, Tillie Hidalgo Lima.
businesswoman,Tillie Hidalgo Lim.
Tillie Hidalgo Lima is the Presi-
dent/CEO of Best Upon Request Cor-
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he Cincinnati Chapter of the vention, the National Society of His- porate, Inc., a multi-million dollar
National Society of Hispanic panic MBAs commended the 2008 company that partners with corpora-
MBAs (NSHMBA) is pleased to Brillante Award for Excellence Recipi- tions and health care organizations and
announce that Tillie Hidalgo Lima, the ents for their dedication and excellent to provide concierge services to
President/CEO of Cincinnati’s Best example. The work and contributions employees, patients and tenants. Under
Upon Request, received the Brilliante of these outstanding leaders reflect the Tillie’s leadership Best Upon Request
Award in the Entrepreneur Excellence Society’s mission “to foster Hispanic has grown from 16 employees to more
category. leadership through graduate manage- than 100, from five to 40 offices
At the recent 2008 National Con- ment education and professional devel- nationwide, and has grown more than
535% in revenue over the past six
years. Her passion in life is to be a
cheerleader for others and to “lift as
she climbs.”
“I’m very proud to receive this
award,” Ms. Hidalgo Lima said, “espe-
cially as a Hispanic woman, because
young Latinas can look at me as a role
model and believe that they can also
succeed in business!”
When asked about keys to her suc-
cess, she added: “Goal setting has def-
initely been critical to my success. I
have professional and personal goals,
and I look at them every day. I rely on
the Five Fs, which I learned from my
parents. They are: faith, family,
friends, freedom and fun. I also believe
in celebrating your successes. Take that
defining moment in your career and
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Tillie Hidalgo Lima with members of the NSHMBA Cincinnati chapter:
For interviews with Ms. Tillie Hidalgo Lima please
From Left: Jose Guerra, President Emeritus; Glenna Anderson, VP of Corporate contact Jessica D. Lima, (jessica.lima@bestuponre-
Relations; Gema Bahns, President; Tillie Hidalgo Lima; Michael Beck, VP Marketing
quest.com) Press Kit:
http://cinciplaza.com/press/HidalgoLima.zip
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