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Frank Lavin on Entering New Markets (Complete)

NEW YORK, April 10, 2012 — Former U.S. Department of Commerce official Frank Lavin draws on his extensive experience in Asia to offer a "real-world" strategy that any-sized business can use to go global. (51 min., 47 sec.)

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