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December 02, 2006

Industry superstructure & infrastructure

Infrastructure1_1 Industry superstructure and infrastructure includes

  • industry/trade associations
  • professional associations
  • trade magazines
  • trade shows
  • conventions
  • educational events, and
  • other industry-level foundations oriented to the business side, not just the craft or professional side, of the business

Posted by Michael Gatanz on December 02, 2006 in associations: industry/trade, associations: professional, businessperson, convention, education, SRD industry, superstructure & infrastructure, trade publications, trade show |

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