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Ditch These Damaging Words to Keep Customers NASE Awards $12,000 College Scholarship Market Yourself With Memorable Introductions Plus: The NASE's 2000 Scholarship Winners Want more information? Check out these books from this issue's featured authors. |
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NASE Awards $12,000 Scholarship By Suzanne Martin The NASE named Molly M. Pazsint of Eagle River, Alaska, as the 2000 Future Entrepreneur of the Year. Find out why this young woman captured your association's top honor for the year. Read more. |
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These Damaging Words To Keep Customers By Harvey Mackay This best-selling author and inspirational speaker alerts you to some simple words that will send your customers running to the competition. See which ones you need to eliminate from your business vocabulary. Read more. |
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Yourself With Memorable Introductions By Jan Norman You never get a second chance to make a first impression. So how do you develop a quick self-introduction that will get your message across and garner new business? Check out these clever examples to get your creative juices flowing. Read more. |
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NASE's 2000 College Scholarship Winners Your association awarded a $4,000 scholarship to each of these 22 deserving students. Meet this year's scholarship winners. Read more. |
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Watch How you can evaluate a candidate's stand on self-employment issues |
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