Use LinkedIn to Succesfully Brand Your CompanyPetra Fisher
Presentation about using LinkedIn to brand yourself and your company to become top of mind in your industry. Setting up your LinkedIn Profile, LinkedIn Page and LinkedIn Strategy properly makes it easier to generate leads and to contact prospects without the 'cold' of cold calling.
A review of basic social media principles, and platforms. Covers Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, Tumblr, Snapchat, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and blogging.
How to choose the right social media platform, connect with your audience and build relationships online. Before you begin posting on social media, it's important to find where your audience connects online, listen to conversation and learn what they are talking about.
Choose your platform carefully, and strive to help others and be a resource online and you won't have to promote yourself.
The Method Behind Instagram Fame, Digiday Retail Summit, June 28th, 2016Digiday
The document outlines five principles for effective Instagram engagement for retailers: 1) establishing a clear brand identity, 2) posting authentic and relatable content, 3) maintaining a coherent aesthetic and messaging across posts, 4) consistently posting at optimized times, and 5) interacting with the community. It encourages retailers to use these principles to connect with customers, build their brand, foster loyalty, and build a following on Instagram.
Instagram Decoded, Digiday Retail Summit, June 29th, 2016Digiday
The document outlines the five principles of Instagram engagement: having a clear brand identity; posting authentic and relatable content; maintaining an aesthetically pleasing and consistently messaged feed; posting at optimized times for visibility; and actively interacting with the Instagram community. It also recognizes an overall winner of an Instagram challenge and provides contact information for the author.
Better Business Summit ADELAIDE - Killer digital strategies - Adam FranklinBluewire Media
This document outlines Adam Franklin's presentation on digital strategies for mortgage brokers at the #BetterBizSummit conference. It discusses setting up social media pages, publishing content, joining online conversations, and the benefits of email marketing. It also provides tips for beginners on social media strategy, including setting up profiles, securing web URLs, and publishing and sharing content while engaging with others online. Key search topics for mortgage brokers are listed, and blogging is recommended as a way to showcase valuable content and attract potential clients.
Use LinkedIn to Succesfully Brand Your CompanyPetra Fisher
Presentation about using LinkedIn to brand yourself and your company to become top of mind in your industry. Setting up your LinkedIn Profile, LinkedIn Page and LinkedIn Strategy properly makes it easier to generate leads and to contact prospects without the 'cold' of cold calling.
A review of basic social media principles, and platforms. Covers Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, Tumblr, Snapchat, Instagram, and LinkedIn, and blogging.
How to choose the right social media platform, connect with your audience and build relationships online. Before you begin posting on social media, it's important to find where your audience connects online, listen to conversation and learn what they are talking about.
Choose your platform carefully, and strive to help others and be a resource online and you won't have to promote yourself.
The Method Behind Instagram Fame, Digiday Retail Summit, June 28th, 2016Digiday
The document outlines five principles for effective Instagram engagement for retailers: 1) establishing a clear brand identity, 2) posting authentic and relatable content, 3) maintaining a coherent aesthetic and messaging across posts, 4) consistently posting at optimized times, and 5) interacting with the community. It encourages retailers to use these principles to connect with customers, build their brand, foster loyalty, and build a following on Instagram.
Instagram Decoded, Digiday Retail Summit, June 29th, 2016Digiday
The document outlines the five principles of Instagram engagement: having a clear brand identity; posting authentic and relatable content; maintaining an aesthetically pleasing and consistently messaged feed; posting at optimized times for visibility; and actively interacting with the Instagram community. It also recognizes an overall winner of an Instagram challenge and provides contact information for the author.
Better Business Summit ADELAIDE - Killer digital strategies - Adam FranklinBluewire Media
This document outlines Adam Franklin's presentation on digital strategies for mortgage brokers at the #BetterBizSummit conference. It discusses setting up social media pages, publishing content, joining online conversations, and the benefits of email marketing. It also provides tips for beginners on social media strategy, including setting up profiles, securing web URLs, and publishing and sharing content while engaging with others online. Key search topics for mortgage brokers are listed, and blogging is recommended as a way to showcase valuable content and attract potential clients.
Social Studies is a series featured on my blog (www.CutlerDave.com) in which I interview people at various businesses to examine their social media marketing efforts.
The document provides contact information for Lindsey Faye Sherman and examples of branding and identity work she has completed for various clients. It lists company names and websites for brands in different industries such as sporting apparel, food packaging, healthcare, and more. Contact details are provided at the top and bottom of each page for Lindsey Faye Sherman's design studio.
Details of 8 components of a winning website, 5 tips for choosing profitable topics, 5 traffic building strategies, and 10 tips to get on the fast track and much more.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliate/Publisher
Niche/vertical: Coupons
James Martell, Instructor, Clearbrook Web Services Inc.
Sharing initial impressions from the Limerick School of rt & Design after setting up a Twitter advertising programme to promote #HouseforRudolph, a homeless initiative in Ireland.
The document discusses social media and public relations strategies at Asda. It outlines how Asda has embraced social media by (1) listening to customers online to spot issues, (2) engaging customers on social media to turn detractors into advocates, and (3) influencing customers by amplifying marketing through social channels and bringing social media into stores. The document emphasizes focusing on Facebook given its large reach among Asda's target customers, and it discusses how Asda uses social media to build emotional connections, engage customers in decisions, and have customers do promotional work by sharing posts.
My presentation during Search Marketing Day 15th June 2011 in Poznan, Poland.
This presenation is about Link Bait, Social Bait and how it works together with SEO
Tim Collins advocates for active listening in leadership and relationships. He discusses the Chinese concept of "Ting" which means listening and represents it with four elements - an ear to hear, 10 eyes to understand meaning, a heart to connect with emotion, and a king to listen attentively. Collins suggests leaders make time to listen to colleagues, suppliers, and clients to transform relationships. Rather than differentiating from others, focusing on commonalities can build stronger connections.
This document provides tips for managing your online reputation. It advises establishing a positive online presence by writing your own profile and monitoring what others post about you. It also warns about third parties accessing personal information from social media and the importance of customizing privacy settings. Employers may review an individual's online profiles and presence when considering job applications.
Marriages can succeed if trust is part of the precious component that is to be esteemed highly.
We can minimize the hurts in marriage by being trustworthy with ourselves, resources and even our relationships.
Simon Mainwaring - Better By Design Summit, March 13, 2017 - New ZealandSimon Mainwaring
The document discusses how purpose-driven leadership and innovation are increasingly important for companies to engage consumers. It provides examples of how purpose can positively impact business, employees, communities and culture. The key messages are that strategic purpose can drive sustainable profit; engaging employees' humanity can inspire advocacy; and brands must lead conversations that shape positive consumer thinking and behavior.
Simon mainwaring codacon presentation - 18 jan2017Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses the importance of purposeful storytelling for marketing and business growth. It makes the case that companies need to shift from a "Me First" branding approach to a "We First" approach that focuses on purpose, values, and positively impacting communities. Purposeful storytelling can increase employee engagement and loyalty, build stronger customer communities, and allow companies to become leaders in important cultural conversations. The key is for companies to have a clear sense of purpose and mission that inspires and aligns employees, customers and communities through authentic storytelling over time.
Simon Mainwaring Next Generation Digital Summit - December 2016Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses how brands can humanize digital storytelling to better engage consumers. It argues that brands need to shift from a "me first" to a "we first" approach by being transparent, authentic, and community-focused. The key aspects of humanized storytelling are identified as humanity, intimacy, and currency. Brands are encouraged to define a story worth sharing by declaring their mission and values, owning a fundamental human property, and naming their enemy. Examples are given of how Dove and Patagonia have used storytelling tactics and impact initiatives to shape cultural conversations over time. The document stresses that brands must leverage digital technology to scale intimacy and should transcend products to lead cultural discussions on issues like sustainability, equality
This document summarizes a presentation given by Simon Mainwaring at the Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit on leading business growth through conscious personal leadership. The presentation discusses how CEOs can align their personal purpose with their company's purpose to drive growth. It also covers how CEOs can accelerate employee productivity by making purpose a priority and inspiring values-aligned action. Additionally, the presentation provides examples of how leading companies are shaping culture by defining and leading important conversations, forming strategic partnerships, and investing in positive long-term impact and legacy.
This document discusses how activating corporate purpose can build brands and social impact. It argues that culture, marketing, and consumers have changed and that purpose-driven "We First" branding is better than "Me First" branding. Purpose increases employee loyalty, customer alignment, consumer participation, and a company's ability to shape culture. When a company's purpose drives its entire business, it can experience more sustainable profit growth. The document provides action steps for using purpose to engage employees, customers, consumers, marketing, and culture to benefit the business.
This document discusses how companies can use purpose as a strategy for growth in a shrinking economy. It provides examples of how purpose can positively impact employees, customers, consumers, marketing and culture. When companies clearly define and integrate their purpose, it can lead to benefits like increased employee productivity, customer alignment, consumer loyalty, cultural leadership and amplified marketing. Overall, the document argues that strategic purpose can drive sustainable profit and revenue growth that is significantly higher than companies without a clear sense of purpose.
Viacom Meeting Keynote: Simon Mainwaring - November 17, 2015Simon Mainwaring
The document discusses how brands can lead in the future. It outlines 3 key areas: 1) understanding the new normal of fears, behaviors and opportunities from changing demographics and technologies, 2) transforming brands through strong positioning, engaging consumers as co-owners/co-creators, and building community architecture, and 3) exhibiting cultural leadership by guiding industry change, conversations and culture through long-term strategies and impact programs. The takeaways are for brands to own a human property, celebrate customers as a community, and shape conversations that influence culture beyond products.
2015 Sustainable Brands Buenos Aires - Simon Mainwaring, We FirstSimon Mainwaring
This document discusses how sustainability can build a business through social branding. It argues that consumers have changed and are now more socially conscious, media-savvy, and values-driven. To engage these consumers, companies must define their social mission and values, and share their point of view on social and environmental issues. This involves using storytelling to highlight their positive social impact and build communities around their brand. By leading cultural conversations, brands can shape culture and transcend their products to become mission-driven organizations.
The document discusses how marketing and consumer behavior have changed in today's digital, socially-conscious world. It emphasizes that companies must focus on purposeful storytelling, community architecture, and cultural leadership. Specifically, it recommends that companies (1) define a fundamental human property for their brand, (2) declare their mission and values clearly, and (3) lead cultural conversations rather than just having a mission. Examples like Ben & Jerry's and Starbucks are provided to illustrate how brands can create value and positively shape culture at every touchpoint.
The document discusses how companies can shift from a "Me First" branding approach to a "We First" approach by focusing on purpose, community, and cultural leadership. It advocates telling purposeful stories, encouraging consumer participation in building the brand, and leading cultural conversations around important issues. The key takeaways are that companies should see themselves as a mission rather than just a business, celebrate their consumer community, and recognize that profit increasingly depends on having a clear sense of purpose.
The document discusses the shift from "Me First" branding to "We First" branding. It advocates that companies adopt a purpose-driven approach where they own a fundamental human property, declare their mission and values, and shape cultural conversations. It argues that brands should celebrate their consumer communities, encourage co-authorship, and act as a mission rather than just a company. The goal is for brands to positively influence culture through their actions and leadership on issues like sustainability, equality, and consumption.
This document discusses the future of social storytelling and marketing. It argues that brands must define a purposeful story and mission to connect with customers. A brand's story should celebrate customers as heroes and allow them to co-author the story. Finally, to lead culturally brands need to engage consumers around important social and environmental issues bigger than the company. The future is about using storytelling that enhances people's lives and shapes culture for the better.
NHL Slides - Driving Fandom Through Social Storytelling Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses how brands can use social storytelling to drive fan engagement and build their business. It advocates taking a purpose-driven and mobile-first approach. Brands are encouraged to focus on deeper fan connections by defining a compelling story and purpose beyond their products. They should empower fans to co-author and share the brand story. The goal is to shape cultural conversations and lead positive change through collaboration.
Social Studies is a series featured on my blog (www.CutlerDave.com) in which I interview people at various businesses to examine their social media marketing efforts.
The document provides contact information for Lindsey Faye Sherman and examples of branding and identity work she has completed for various clients. It lists company names and websites for brands in different industries such as sporting apparel, food packaging, healthcare, and more. Contact details are provided at the top and bottom of each page for Lindsey Faye Sherman's design studio.
Details of 8 components of a winning website, 5 tips for choosing profitable topics, 5 traffic building strategies, and 10 tips to get on the fast track and much more.
Experience level: Beginner
Target audience: Affiliate/Publisher
Niche/vertical: Coupons
James Martell, Instructor, Clearbrook Web Services Inc.
Sharing initial impressions from the Limerick School of rt & Design after setting up a Twitter advertising programme to promote #HouseforRudolph, a homeless initiative in Ireland.
The document discusses social media and public relations strategies at Asda. It outlines how Asda has embraced social media by (1) listening to customers online to spot issues, (2) engaging customers on social media to turn detractors into advocates, and (3) influencing customers by amplifying marketing through social channels and bringing social media into stores. The document emphasizes focusing on Facebook given its large reach among Asda's target customers, and it discusses how Asda uses social media to build emotional connections, engage customers in decisions, and have customers do promotional work by sharing posts.
My presentation during Search Marketing Day 15th June 2011 in Poznan, Poland.
This presenation is about Link Bait, Social Bait and how it works together with SEO
Tim Collins advocates for active listening in leadership and relationships. He discusses the Chinese concept of "Ting" which means listening and represents it with four elements - an ear to hear, 10 eyes to understand meaning, a heart to connect with emotion, and a king to listen attentively. Collins suggests leaders make time to listen to colleagues, suppliers, and clients to transform relationships. Rather than differentiating from others, focusing on commonalities can build stronger connections.
This document provides tips for managing your online reputation. It advises establishing a positive online presence by writing your own profile and monitoring what others post about you. It also warns about third parties accessing personal information from social media and the importance of customizing privacy settings. Employers may review an individual's online profiles and presence when considering job applications.
Marriages can succeed if trust is part of the precious component that is to be esteemed highly.
We can minimize the hurts in marriage by being trustworthy with ourselves, resources and even our relationships.
Simon Mainwaring - Better By Design Summit, March 13, 2017 - New ZealandSimon Mainwaring
The document discusses how purpose-driven leadership and innovation are increasingly important for companies to engage consumers. It provides examples of how purpose can positively impact business, employees, communities and culture. The key messages are that strategic purpose can drive sustainable profit; engaging employees' humanity can inspire advocacy; and brands must lead conversations that shape positive consumer thinking and behavior.
Simon mainwaring codacon presentation - 18 jan2017Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses the importance of purposeful storytelling for marketing and business growth. It makes the case that companies need to shift from a "Me First" branding approach to a "We First" approach that focuses on purpose, values, and positively impacting communities. Purposeful storytelling can increase employee engagement and loyalty, build stronger customer communities, and allow companies to become leaders in important cultural conversations. The key is for companies to have a clear sense of purpose and mission that inspires and aligns employees, customers and communities through authentic storytelling over time.
Simon Mainwaring Next Generation Digital Summit - December 2016Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses how brands can humanize digital storytelling to better engage consumers. It argues that brands need to shift from a "me first" to a "we first" approach by being transparent, authentic, and community-focused. The key aspects of humanized storytelling are identified as humanity, intimacy, and currency. Brands are encouraged to define a story worth sharing by declaring their mission and values, owning a fundamental human property, and naming their enemy. Examples are given of how Dove and Patagonia have used storytelling tactics and impact initiatives to shape cultural conversations over time. The document stresses that brands must leverage digital technology to scale intimacy and should transcend products to lead cultural discussions on issues like sustainability, equality
This document summarizes a presentation given by Simon Mainwaring at the Conscious Capitalism CEO Summit on leading business growth through conscious personal leadership. The presentation discusses how CEOs can align their personal purpose with their company's purpose to drive growth. It also covers how CEOs can accelerate employee productivity by making purpose a priority and inspiring values-aligned action. Additionally, the presentation provides examples of how leading companies are shaping culture by defining and leading important conversations, forming strategic partnerships, and investing in positive long-term impact and legacy.
This document discusses how activating corporate purpose can build brands and social impact. It argues that culture, marketing, and consumers have changed and that purpose-driven "We First" branding is better than "Me First" branding. Purpose increases employee loyalty, customer alignment, consumer participation, and a company's ability to shape culture. When a company's purpose drives its entire business, it can experience more sustainable profit growth. The document provides action steps for using purpose to engage employees, customers, consumers, marketing, and culture to benefit the business.
This document discusses how companies can use purpose as a strategy for growth in a shrinking economy. It provides examples of how purpose can positively impact employees, customers, consumers, marketing and culture. When companies clearly define and integrate their purpose, it can lead to benefits like increased employee productivity, customer alignment, consumer loyalty, cultural leadership and amplified marketing. Overall, the document argues that strategic purpose can drive sustainable profit and revenue growth that is significantly higher than companies without a clear sense of purpose.
Viacom Meeting Keynote: Simon Mainwaring - November 17, 2015Simon Mainwaring
The document discusses how brands can lead in the future. It outlines 3 key areas: 1) understanding the new normal of fears, behaviors and opportunities from changing demographics and technologies, 2) transforming brands through strong positioning, engaging consumers as co-owners/co-creators, and building community architecture, and 3) exhibiting cultural leadership by guiding industry change, conversations and culture through long-term strategies and impact programs. The takeaways are for brands to own a human property, celebrate customers as a community, and shape conversations that influence culture beyond products.
2015 Sustainable Brands Buenos Aires - Simon Mainwaring, We FirstSimon Mainwaring
This document discusses how sustainability can build a business through social branding. It argues that consumers have changed and are now more socially conscious, media-savvy, and values-driven. To engage these consumers, companies must define their social mission and values, and share their point of view on social and environmental issues. This involves using storytelling to highlight their positive social impact and build communities around their brand. By leading cultural conversations, brands can shape culture and transcend their products to become mission-driven organizations.
The document discusses how marketing and consumer behavior have changed in today's digital, socially-conscious world. It emphasizes that companies must focus on purposeful storytelling, community architecture, and cultural leadership. Specifically, it recommends that companies (1) define a fundamental human property for their brand, (2) declare their mission and values clearly, and (3) lead cultural conversations rather than just having a mission. Examples like Ben & Jerry's and Starbucks are provided to illustrate how brands can create value and positively shape culture at every touchpoint.
The document discusses how companies can shift from a "Me First" branding approach to a "We First" approach by focusing on purpose, community, and cultural leadership. It advocates telling purposeful stories, encouraging consumer participation in building the brand, and leading cultural conversations around important issues. The key takeaways are that companies should see themselves as a mission rather than just a business, celebrate their consumer community, and recognize that profit increasingly depends on having a clear sense of purpose.
The document discusses the shift from "Me First" branding to "We First" branding. It advocates that companies adopt a purpose-driven approach where they own a fundamental human property, declare their mission and values, and shape cultural conversations. It argues that brands should celebrate their consumer communities, encourage co-authorship, and act as a mission rather than just a company. The goal is for brands to positively influence culture through their actions and leadership on issues like sustainability, equality, and consumption.
This document discusses the future of social storytelling and marketing. It argues that brands must define a purposeful story and mission to connect with customers. A brand's story should celebrate customers as heroes and allow them to co-author the story. Finally, to lead culturally brands need to engage consumers around important social and environmental issues bigger than the company. The future is about using storytelling that enhances people's lives and shapes culture for the better.
NHL Slides - Driving Fandom Through Social Storytelling Simon Mainwaring
This document discusses how brands can use social storytelling to drive fan engagement and build their business. It advocates taking a purpose-driven and mobile-first approach. Brands are encouraged to focus on deeper fan connections by defining a compelling story and purpose beyond their products. They should empower fans to co-author and share the brand story. The goal is to shape cultural conversations and lead positive change through collaboration.
This document discusses the future of digital storytelling. It notes that information technology is expanding exponentially while companies innovate arithmetically. It emphasizes that brands must have a purpose and tell stories to connect with customers in today's real-time, social, mobile world. It outlines that brands should focus on (1) purposeful storytelling by defining a story and purpose worth sharing, (2) community architecture by engaging customers as heroes in an evolving story, and (3) cultural leadership by using stories to positively shape culture and find a purpose bigger than the company.
The document summarizes key points from a presentation about leveraging social media at the local level to amplify national marketing efforts. It discusses three main topics: 1) using social media to empower local viewers as brand storytellers, 2) the benefits of alignment between network and local station marketing strategies, and 3) the importance of leadership and starting cultural conversations on social media that others would not. The document provides questions at the end of each section to engage attendees in applying the concepts.
This document discusses the case for self-disruption in three parts:
1) Cultural relevance - how people rise to conversations around them and the importance of leading conversations to shape one's future.
2) Growth opportunities through technologies like second screen apps, broadband, and social TV ecosystems, and serving viewers' futures to build one's own brand.
3) Personal impact on audiences, advertisers, and sentiment, with the greatest threat or opportunity being oneself. It poses questions about how one will lead conversations, serve viewers, and self-disrupt to better their future.
The document discusses the need for businesses to build customer communities through purpose and values-driven storytelling. It notes increasing social, business and technology pressures that are shifting focus beyond traditional marketing to include broader stakeholder engagement. The presentation argues that the most successful brands of the future will have the greatest social impact and be those that define their purpose and values, celebrate their customers, and lead conversations on societal issues. It provides strategies for businesses to develop their brand story, share it through customer communities and ambassadors, and align business practices to build a self-sustaining model of profits and positive impact.
How To Build A Self-Sustaining Customer CommunitySimon Mainwaring
The document discusses how to build a self-sustaining customer community through storytelling. It recommends that companies 1) define their brand story by identifying their purpose and values, 2) share their story by celebrating customers and empowering them as brand ambassadors, and 3) build their business by leading a larger conversation around a societal issue that is aligned with their values. Defining a clear story and sharing it through customer communities can help companies sustain profits while also having a positive impact.
This document summarizes the keynotes and presentations from the 2014 Annual Conference on Corporate Contributions. The conference focused on how companies can build their business by defining their social purpose and values, sharing their story through customer engagement and brand ambassadors, and leading global conversations on important issues. Speakers discussed pressures from social media, customers, and technology that require companies to have a clear social mission aligned with their business. Companies that own a human value, celebrate their customers, and lead impactful conversations will be best positioned for future success.
The document discusses branding in the digital age. It emphasizes that brands must tell authentic stories through social media to build social and brand value. Specifically, it notes that (1) storytelling transcends technology; (2) an authentic story that establishes a competitive advantage is most worth sharing; and (3) how well a brand tells its story determines how well customers will tell it for the brand. The goal is purposeful leadership and self-sustaining profits through co-creative marketing and sharable storytelling that celebrates customers.
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How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Thinking of getting a dog? Be aware that breeds like Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, and German Shepherds can be loyal and dangerous. Proper training and socialization are crucial to preventing aggressive behaviors. Ensure safety by understanding their needs and always supervising interactions. Stay safe, and enjoy your furry friends!
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptx
Arthur W. Page Society Presentation
1. Simon@WeFirstBranding.com
Arthur
W.
Page
Society,
Future
Leaders
Simon Mainwaring
Future Leaders
Program
PRESENTED June 12 2012
www.WeFirstBranding.com
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