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Two entrepreneurs pack in the profits with treat bags for the rich and famous.

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What: High-end gift bags forcelebrities
Who: Debra Scott and JaneUbell-Meyer of Buzz Bags LLC
Where: New York City
When: Started in March 2002

The goody bag is a staple at trendy events--from art showopenings to Broadway premiere parties--and the who's who inattendance always leave with loads of great products. And if DebraScott and Jane Ubell-Meyer have anything to do with it, theirluxurious Buzz Bags will become the bag to get.

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