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| The company said the title "explores strategy and best practices" in corporate dealmaking and is designed to offer information on capital markets, corporate strategy, risk management, post-merger integration, legal and governance matters, human resources, technology that affects dealmaking, and investor relations. The irony is that the Assembly Republicans have been promoting themselves as a fair-minded alternative to the years of back-room dealmaking by Brown and his cronies. Our growth can be attributed to the strength of the ACG brand and the record dealmaking environment, strong chapter leadership and programming. |
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