Tour de DART July 2009
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The DART project newsletter shares an update on project progress, challenges, and successes. Jefferson Porter, the executive sponsor, emphasizes the importance of the DART project and using cycling as an analogy for teamwork and complex strategies needed to achieve different stages of the fundraising framework. As the project leader, Larry Chaffee will help guide the team like a cycling team leader using various tactics to win different parts of the race while testing endurance.
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