Branding: Increase Your Reach!

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Do you have a BRAND? It really could help and Linda Lopeke, author of "BrandingZen," is a branding guru! Linda is a business strategist, project manager, consultant, and management specialist whose work has been featured in numerous publications including Harvard Business Review, Forbes, the Globe and many more. Her undercover work with the Fortune 500 is the subject of an upcoming television segment currently in development for Dateline NBC. Plan now to listen and learn all about branding from Marnie's friend, Linda Lopeke.

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