Maximise your IA developing funding streams through Social Media: CROWDFUNDING
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Maximise your Intellectual Assets developing funding streams through Social Media: CROWDFUNDING. We prepared this presentation for a group of local Social Enterprises, as part of a series of workshops on how to better exploit the value of their intangibles.
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