Sylvia Reynolds Asks "When Did Marketing Become the Make-It-Pretty Department?
Sylvia Reynolds, chief marketing officer for Wells Fargo, asked, "When did Marketing become the make-it-pretty department?" Read more at Citizen Strategist.
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