Organizing a Marketing Club
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- December 7, 2021
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Overview
A marketing club is a group of people who usually meet once or twice a month. Their common goal being to increase their knowledge of marketing and other risk management concepts. This publication offers suggestions for starting successful marketing clubs. (5 pages)
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