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LifeSpan Named to Prestigious Inc. 5000

NEWTON, Mass., Aug. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- LifeSpan Technology Recycling announced today that the company was named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 list, a compendium of the most entrepreneurial and fastest growing companies in America.

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LifeSpan President Dag Adamson commented on the award: "We are thrilled to be named by Inc. Magazine as one of the nation's top entrepreneurial companies. LifeSpan continues to differentiate ourselves as a leader in the IT Asset Disposal industry, delivering compliant and secure asset retirement solutions to our valued clients." Adamson continued, "I thank Inc. Magazine for their ongoing commitment to entrepreneurship. I also commend all of the companies on this year's list for their strong performance and growth, which is particularly impressive given today's challenging economic climate. Most of all, I thank our employees and customers who are the keys to LifeSpan's success."

This year, LifeSpan debuted in the top one third of the list at #1,684, with an extraordinary three-year growth rate of 167%. LifeSpan will celebrate with fellow award winners at the Inc. 5000 conference in Washington, D.C. September 30 - October 2, 2010.

About LifeSpan Technology Recycling:

Founded in 2002, LifeSpan Technology Recycling (www.lifespanrecycling.com) is a managed services company that provides electronic asset retirement services to corporations, municipalities, and not-for profit organizations nationwide. LifeSpan offers companies and organizations the flexibility of handling large quantities of equipment with a customized program. We also manage a full range of end-of-life information security issues for our clients. LifeSpan works exclusively with EPA-registered and regulation-compliant partners to maintain the highest standards of environmental protection and ethical business practices.


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