LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Nov 6, 2012) - The Small Business Company (PINKSHEETS: [ SBCO ]) -- DBA Select Business and Corporation Opportunities Inc., a Business Development Company, announces the departure of Hershel Smith as Vice Chairman due to outstanding business issues/commitments. He will now act as a non-exclusive, independent business development consultant .

Additionally, the company has retained Mr. Dennis M Russell, as General Counsel. Mr. Russell has over 25 years of diverse experience and is highly regarded for his litigation and transactional acumen in a broad range of Business, Corporate, Real Estate, Complex Torts, Entertainment, Commercial and Civil Litigation matters. In addition, Mr. Russell supports an impressive background in the traditional entertainment arena in areas of production, music and theatrical talent management. 

On the financial front, the company is pleased to announce the inclusion of Scott Vranes, CPA of Vranes Coffman Roberts CPAs, to assist in all pending and future audits.

The Board is also excited about the progress of one of its newest portfolio companies. Far Away Friends has applied for a patent on its series of talking dolls and is currently working with programmers on the expansion of their girls' online language and geography game.

Renaissance continues with strong revenues from the film July Moon and the licensing of unseen live voice and visual footage of the moon landing.

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