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    n in place that aligned with the company values and market, he would know that this event aligns perfectly with his company for various reasons. I know this for sure.

    At your place of business, I bet that you receive several (okay, a lot) phone calls and corporate packets from organizations seeking your sponsorship for their event. So, how do you decide which events to support? Do you continue to support the same event(s) each year? Have you decided that you will cut back on event sponsorship and instead give back in other ways? How have you made your decision? Based on what criteria?

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