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Exec. summary question
so here i am again, beginning to write out and plan our teams chairmans award. But i have a question in the executive summary questions they ask describe the strength of you partnership. Does this mean the partnership with community, sponsors, first, or can i interpret it the way i want to.
-just wandering<3 |
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22-01-2005, 11:46
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Re: Exec. summary question
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It's really all of the above. They want you to describe the partnerships that exist in your team and how strong they are. |
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