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Let’s look at a few, in relation to corporatepartnerships. Q “WHY do we want corporatepartnerships?” My last blog dives into this , where you can also download a guided exercise & Template to help you answer this question. Q “WHO is going to drive the corporatepartnerships strategy?”
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