Jabbrag Named to Coloradobiz Magazine’s 2013 “Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies” List

Denver-based online marketing company Jabbrag is proud to announce it has been featured on Coloradobiz Magazine’s 2013 “Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies” List. Jabbrag, which was founded in 2009 by Colorado-native Jenna Reilly Gavin, makes its debut on the list this year, which compiles rankings based on annual revenues.

“I am incredibly proud that Jabbrag has been recognized by Coloradobiz Magazine as one of the Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies in Colorado,” said Jabbrag CEO and founder, Jenna Reilly Gavin. “Being included on this list with some of Colorado’s most successful female entrepreneurs and business women is an honor, and a testament to the hard work my team and I have dedicated to making Jabbrag a success.”

Jabbrag is an online marketing, social media marketing and website development company with a passion for making good things great. Jenna Reilly Gavin founded Jabbrag in 2009, after an acquaintance hired her to build a website. With no experience, she taught herself how to build, design and program websites in order to be able to both care for and support her newborn son. Though that original site went away, business continued coming in, allowing her to expand into social media, pay-per-click advertising and Google AdWords marketing. In less than four years, her efforts grew into what Jabbrag is today: a highly successful and respected company with a dozen employees in downtown Denver.

When Jabbrag began expanding its offerings, Jenna found herself and her company working for many non-profits and charitable foundations. When the recession hit, many of these charities saw grants, funding and donations begin to dry up, leaving them unable to afford Jabbrag’s services. In order to continue to serve these clients, Reilly Gavin started the Compassionate Business program, an arm of Jabbrag that provides online marketing work to charities at no cost. Denver charities served include the Fetal Hope Foundation, Colorado Public Television and the Mercy Center for Healing the Whole Person. In 2012, Jabbrag donated more than $300,000 worth of services.