Shop Talk - Innovation, Marketing and Alliances: Multiplayer games demonstrate a new model for leadership

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Brain Based Business won two amazing recognitions today … and I am both surprised and humbled by that honor. It’s especially cool … if so many intelligent leaders … continue to drop by … discuss … and try…

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