Two things you can do.
1. A little homework. If the managers that are no longer there can not be contacted by you (for whatever reason), somebody took their place. YOU make contact with the new managers and find out if they were in house when you were on site. If they were, and they remember you and your company, secure a letter of reccomendation from them and make copies to attach to your resume.
2. On your resume, draw attention to your company and ownership thereof, and be willing to provide P and L statements along with transferance of ownership/Bill of Sale upon request.
There is nothing wrong with stating on a resume that you were self employed. Proving you had a good business head on your shoulders is key. Of course you may start running into the old "you're over qualified" bit, but so what?
Hope that helps.
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