Intelius’ Exemplary Service and Leadership
The leading information commerce company Intelius has been, for the third time, nominated as a finalist for the prestigious American Business Awards, more commonly known as the Stevie Awards. Referred to as the business world’s own Oscars, the American Business Awards recognizes the most positive contributions and outstanding achievements made by people and businesses all over the world.
The company and its current executive vice president, John Arnold, were included as finalists in four different categories including Executive of the Year-Services, Most Innovative Company of the Year, Product Development/Management Executive of the Year, as well as the Award for Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year.
These nominations serve as concrete evidence of Intelius‘ outstanding innovation and excellent leadership. Intelius leads in the information commerce industry by constantly coming up with new products and services. One of its most groundbreaking products is the IDWatch, an award winning product that offers state-of-the-art identity theft protection.
In order to continuously provide the most intuitive and creative personal protection services to individuals and businesses, Intelius strives to constantly seek new ways to innovate. Naveen Jain, Intelius’ co-founder and CEO, expressed his delight for the nomination of his company in various awards. He is proud of having earned the prestigious awarding body’s recognition of Intelius’ distinguished leadership, commitment to innovation, as well as the company’s dedication to philanthropy.
Aside from the Stevie Awards, the company also received other recognitions from various prominent groups. In 2008, Intelius took on the 127th spot in Deloitte’s list of 500 fastest growing companies within the areas of technology, sciences, media, and telecommunications in the North American region. In addition to that, Intelius was also included in the Puget Sound Business Journal’s compilation of the three best workplaces in Washington, as well as its list of the top 15 philanthropists in the greater Puget Sound region.
