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President and CEO, Chairman, MostChoice.com

October 15, 2007

In at number 13 this year: the president and CEO of MostChoice.com , Martin Fleischmann knows how to juggle – literally, he's a juggler – and figuratively, he's leading a company in a tumultuous industry.

Martin Fleischmann and Michael Levy's mission is to provide leads for insurance, mortage and real estate companies. The company, through its Web site, helps consumers simplify, understand, and compare the process of buying insurance, mortgages, financial planning, and real estate – leads that are then shared with independent insurance agents. 

And growth? Founded in 1999, MostChoice.com's five year growth curve is number one among all Georgia technology companies – more than 11,000 percent. They placed 80th on the Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Companies in 2006. Historically, they're in good company: In 1984, the company ranked 80th was a tiny little Washington-based up-and-comer – Microsoft.

A major online advertiser, Martin was profiled in a BusinessWeek cover story about internet advertising click fraud, because the company had been a victim of it. 

Mike wrote the initial business plan that ultimately led to recruiting Martin and the founding of MostChoice.com. Mike is also a competitive Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu player and submission grappler, and trains in mixed martial arts.

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