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Zeitgeist Wellness Group announced today that company founder and President Dr. Patricia Adams was named one of Ernst & Young LLP’s 2011 Entrepreneurial Winning Women. Adams is one of 10 exceptional women recognized throughout the country with this prestigious award.
Zeitgeist Expressions, Inc., which conducts business as Zeitgeist Wellness Group, provides counseling, coaching, fitness, massage, acupuncture, crisis intervention and nutritional guidance to corporate, military and individual clients through specialists in all 50 states and most U.S. territories.
“Dr. Adams is an exceptional business leader with great potential to scale her company, and we are pleased to honor her as one of this year’s winners,” said Herb Engert, Americas Strategic Growth Markets Leader for Ernst & Young LLP. “Women entrepreneurs are among the brightest spots in the economy, continuing to successfully grow their companies despite the volatile market. They will be important contributors as we look to get our economy back on track.”
Launched in 2008, the Entrepreneurial Winning Women program identifies and connects a select group of high-potential women entrepreneurs with the advisors, resources and insights they need to rapidly expand their businesses and become market leaders. The winners represent a wide variety of industries and were selected from a competitive pool of women entrepreneurs across the United States.
The 10 Entrepreneurial Winning Women will also receive complimentary participation in this year’s Ernst & Young Strategic Growth Forum. Dubbed by Forbes.com as one of the "Seven Get-Ahead Executive Retreats," the Strategic Growth Forum will bring together more than 2,100 of the nation's most successful entrepreneurs and business leaders to share growth strategies.
The Entrepreneurial Winning Women program has a track record of helping leading women entrepreneurs grow their businesses significantly. The revenues of Winning Women companies have grown almost 50% each year on average, with a corresponding average annual job growth rate of more than 25%.

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