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Contracting Resources Group CEO Named Among 2024 Women Who Mean Business Honorees by Baltimore Business Journal
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Contracting Resources Group, Inc.
BALTIMORE - PennZone -- Contracting Resources Group (CRG) is proud to announce that its CEO, Dina DiPalo, has been honored with the 'Women Who Mean Business' award by the Baltimore Business Journal. This award recognizes 15 influential women in the Greater Baltimore business community, selected from over 150 nominations.

The Women Who Mean Business awards, formerly known as the Enterprising Women of Excellence awards, celebrate women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and dedication to their communities. Dina's work at CRG, where she has fostered growth, driven innovation, and supported her team with dedication, exemplifies the qualities celebrated by this award.

In the challenging domain of government contracting, Dina's mission remains distinct: to internalize the objectives of the federal agencies CRG serves. CRG's achievements are built on a foundation of strong values, focusing on employee development and customer satisfaction. The company's tagline, "Employee-Centric, Customer-Focused," underscores its mission to deliver exceptional value.

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CRG extends its congratulations to all the other honorees for their exceptional contributions and achievements. Their work continues to inspire and shape the future of our community.

For more information about the Women Who Mean Business awards and to read the full Baltimore Business Journal article, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/4dtd6nca

About Contracting Resources Group (CRG):

Contracting Resources Group (CRG) is a mid-size government services contracting firm that provides professional services supporting DoD and civilian agencies. Founded in 2002, CRG specializes in performance improvement, digital transformation, tactical acquisition planning, and strategic communications. The company is committed to delivering exceptional value and innovation, driven by a team of dedicated professionals.

For more information about CRG and its services, please visit CRG's website.

Contact:
Sandra Hill
CRG Media Analyst
SHill@contractingrg.com

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