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In this issue

"Top Chef" Marcus Samuelsson changing the face of Harlem. "Beyond The Norm," entrepreneurs making dynamic dreams come true from Natalia Allen who uses robots to make seamless dresses from organic material and Derick Halliman who bottles spring water. Two profiles of "Builders of Men." This is a vintage issue first published in February 2011.

NV Magazine - The New Vision in Business Description:

Publisher: NVM-Media-Group

Category: Business

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

NV Magazine is a national business magazine designed to empower, educate and inform professionals and entrepreneurs about personal finance, technology, investing, growing your business and managing your career. Bold images are paired with dynamic features of successful industry leaders and unique visionaries. The stories bridge the gap between Wall Street know-how and street smart ingenuity. They reveal the publication's mantra that "anything is possible" no matter who you are or where you are from.