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• Corporate Directors Club - Experienced outside directors prepared to serve on the boards of startup companies.
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• IDS Healthcare - Hosts virtual events dedicated to specific industries that facilitate information sharing and sourcing. The online resource centers feature white papers, case studies, news, products and buyers’ guides. Industries currently served: Packaging, Water, Environment, Healthcare.
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• QuickMBA - Collection of tutorials and frameworks in the various subjects of business administration, as covered by a typical MBA program.
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• UNCP - Information about staff, mission statement and contact sources for the Regional Center for Economic, Community, and Professional Development at UNC Pembroke.
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