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The CommonPlaces team is excited to announce that we have been selected as a 2009 Leading Provider of Web Design in the Eastern US, as selected by Goldline Research, and featured in the August 24th issue of Forbes Magazine, which hit newsstands this week.

From our press release: August 11, 2009 — CommonPlaces e-Solutions, LLC, a leading provider of open-source web and application development, today announced that it has been selected by Goldline Research as one of the leading Web Designers of the Eastern United States for 2009. The list of leading Web Designers of the Eastern United States is scheduled to be published in the August 24th issue of Forbes Magazine. “I believe I speak for the entire CommonPlaces team when I say that we are extremely proud to be recognized by Goldline Research and Forbes Magazine for our hard work and accomplishments on the Web,” said Ben Bassi, CommonPlaces President & CEO. “As a company, our goal has always been to make our clients’ clients successful, and being selected as a Leading Web Provider by Goldline Research for the second consecutive year validates this goal for all of us.” “Those selected provide extensive client service that exceeds the industry standard,” said Dana Mahoney, Analyst, Goldline Research. “We believe that they are setting the benchmarks for the industry as a whole.” Goldline Research recently completed its annual evaluation of Web Designers in the Eastern United States. The research study was conducted from late April 2009 through late June 2009.

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