Supernova Coaching Enterprises is classified as operating in the Fine Arts Schools industry, NAICS Code 61161.
Trademark Applications
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Supernova Coaching Enterprises doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Supernova Coaching Enterprises is focusing on
its existing business rather than expanding into new products and markets.
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AMERICA'S #1 POWER & SUCCESS DIVA Teleprompting services provided to film and television and corporate public speaking; Educational and entertainment services, namely, providing motivational and educational speakers; Business training; Providing on-line training in the form of e-courses, seminars and workshops in the field of college planning and career planning; Training services in the field of college planning and career planning
06/06/2007
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Market Share of Supernova Coaching Enterprises's Largest Competitors
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