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More than simply a case study, formula or model, The World’s Best Customer captures and conveys what is best about America-entrepreneurism, free enterprise, capitalism, government, and public-private partnerships. Every entrepreneur should read this book with pen and paper in hand and learn how you too can add The World’s Best Customer to your client list!
SKU (ISBN): 9780988240407
ISBN10: 0988240408
Sher Valenzuela
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2014
Publisher: Kingdom House
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