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ACRIS

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ACRISAutomated City Register Information System (New York City Department of Finance; New York)
ACRISUSAID Consultant Registry Information System


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From 1993 to 2000, he was Managing Partner of Acris Partners specializing in small business consulting in conjunction with his role as a Professor of Entrepreneurship with the Canadian School of Management, an Executive MBA program based in Toronto.
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TitleVest, a leading New York-based provider of title insurance and related services, announced the addition of a powerful new feature to ACRIS ASAP, its proprietary ACRIS E-Tax preparation tool.
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