Making a good conference call
08 Nov 2004 | by David Ward
A conference can provide a positive atmosphere in which to display thought leadership to industry peers. David Ward learns how to make the most of this opportunity
Putting a brand in front of customers in a unique setting and for a limited time can work wonders
A conference can provide a positive atmosphere in which to display thought leadership to industry peers. David Ward learns how to make the most of this opportunity
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