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The Customer Isn’t Always Right and You Need to Challenge Them
Organizations with a culture of agreement are fundamentally set up for failure.
Justin Gray is the CEO and chief marketing evangelist of LeadMD. He founded the company in 2009 with the vision of transforming traditional grassroots marketing efforts through the use of cloud-based marketing solutions.
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