New York, NY- Harlem is enjoying a renaissance of upscale businesses such as BBraxton, the Red Rooster and La Marqueta. This is fertile ground for enterprising businesses that can serve as middlemen in ensuring the rapid movement of top-notch goods and services. One such middleman is In-Motion Courier Service. They can pick up a case of wine, a designer outfit or a legal document in Harlem and deliver it anywhere in Manhattan within an hour. The polish and top-shelf service associated with midtown is now available in Harlem.

Normally businesses would have to pay high out-of-zone fees for such service. According to Ernest Antenor, part owner of In-Motion Couriers, "Harlem is thriving with new businesses. It's time for it to be seen as a significant zone for business activity." His service has embarked on a year-long promotion to spotlight the zoning issue. For 2011, all new clients receive an initial pickup or delivery free of charge. "Our business model is based on succeeding while trying to support other entrepreneurs in the community," says Ernest.

The nation's economic downturn has meant a very bumpy ride for many small businesses in Harlem. Some may choose to ride it out on their own, while others have found that there is strength in numbers. By forming noncompetitive symbiotic business relationships, In-motion Courier Service hopes to not only survive, but to prosper. Restaurants, boutiques, wine and flower shops can utilize couriers to offer more personalized service to their clientele, such as home or office delivery.

For more information about In-Motion Courier Service go to http://www.inmotioncouriers.com/ or call (212) 234 – 5828. For more information about Harlem businesses go to http://greaterharlemchamber.com/.