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Marketing professionals, do you want to sharpen your marketing knowledge this summer?

Marketing professionals struggle with a heavy workload during the work season. In summer many marketeers finally find a moment to have a break and revitalize their creativity and organizational skills. 

Setting Marketing trends

Living Stone sets marketing trends. That is why Living Stone customers will always benefit the advantages of latest technologies and latest marketing techniques.

The e-zine has been compiled with stories told by the customers of the Living Stone marketing agency. Since Living Stone is inspiring, trendsetting and supporting companies in many industries, our short e-zine is a must-read for every marketeer.

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Anne-Mie Vansteelant
Anne-Mie Vansteelant
COO | Managing Partner at Living Stone

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