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		<title>Are You Getting the Maximum Productivity From Your Trade Show?</title>
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			<description>I could not agree more with your assessment that too often human capital is under utilized and a very expensive opportunity to market a company, product or service is wasted.
how many times have you walked by a trade show booth to see two attendants in close conversation with one another, or worse, there's NO ONE at the booth!  Trade shows are a great networking opportunity, a great way to begin developing relationships.  Those &quot;maning&quot; the booth must be facing out, smiling, eager and ready to meet and greet who ever walks by. As a &quot;floor walker&quot; I can tell you how impressed I've been with people demonstrating great &quot;trade show behavior&quot;  they've sold me every time. - Debbie Fay</description>
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