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Dec 10, 2019 38 min

Episode 3.6 - Doug Farren

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This week Grant and Lily sat down with Doug Farren, the Managing Director for the National Center for the Middle Market, as well as Instructor of the Middle Market and Retail Industry Immersion programs to discuss the resources offered to middle-market companies by Ohio State, as well as Doug’s insights from marketing projects he’s worked on and his advice about entrepreneurship.

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