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“The team at Brandt Ronat & Company helped me re-brand the National Space Symposium (NSS) and shift the marketing messages and media for NSS, to create excitement and momentum that quickly translated to increased attendance and higher ROI. Subsequently, this same team helped launch a second signature national annual event, Strategic Space and Defense Conference…. Continue reading…
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