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Posted by Johnny Lee on May 23, 2014
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Another wonderful time presenting with the good folks at SCCE. What I appreciate most about this group is their willingness to tailor an audience to the topic (and vice versa). I’m impressed with their professionalism, and I hope that the attendees gained value from my commentary.
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