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August 05, 2008

Marketing Run Amok

Some days I miss the ad biz.  Some days not so much.  Some days even the non-profit sector goes a little nutty.

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HeatherErin

Oh no. How many times have I been in that meeting?

*runs away crying*

Posted by: HeatherErin | August 05, 2008 at 09:45 PM

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