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Watch the replay of our recent learning workshop, “Knowing Where to Play (And What it Takes to Win)” and download the presentation with our 96-page playbook available to anyone who registered to attend.
Martec Partner Josh Emington recently joined the DeskTalks podcast to cover everything from data overload to the “research graveyard” to what separates organizations that truly embed VOC into strategy from those that merely collect feedback and file it away.
Join us for a live learning session, “Knowing Where to Play (And What it Takes to Win),” on Thursday, May 14th at 11 a.m. EDT. Register to attend here and download a preview of the session’s study guide, a 96-page playbook available to anyone who registers to attend.
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