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Release The Full Potential Of Your Brand
The Blake Project offers Seminars, Workshops and Keynote Speeches on branding
with some of the world's foremost authorities on the subject. Described as "Insightful and Dynamic" these interactive engagements are designed to educate and empower audiences to release the full potential of the brands they manage.
Around the world we have earned accolades from top executives, brand managers and marketing professionals by delivering brand education expertise
that truly resonates – moving people to understand and react.
Rochester, NY - Tampa, FL - Frankfurt, Germany | 888.706.5489 | www.TheBlakeProject.com
Rochester, NY - Tampa, FL - Frankfurt, Germany | 888.706.5489 | www.TheBlakeProject.com
Featured Speakers:
Brad VanAuken
Eric Schulz
Laurance S. Liebson
2007 Brand Education Topics
• Brand Identity and Architecture Workshop
• 40 Most Common Brand Problems
• Innovative Marketing Techniques that Work
• Creating Brand Insistence......

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