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Hospice_Houngbo @Nicole: I see! Thanks everyone!
Nicole Ferraro Thanks again, everybody. Have a great day!
Nicole Ferraro Haha, Hospice, he could be a "City Slicker" if he keeps participating on the boards. :)
Nicole Ferraro Thanks everybody for your time today, your participation, and your great questions!
Hospice_Houngbo ChiefSwetttCOB is a "village voice" or a "city voice"? Just asking?
Nicole Ferraro And if anyone wants to catch Brian and others at next week's Verge event in Boston, you can do so by registering here: http://www.greenbiz.com/events/verge/2013/05/boston/program
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Nicole Ferraro OK, I want to thank you, Brian, for joining us today, and for an insightful discussion. Much appreciated, and we hope to chat with you again soon!
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Audrey Fischer Cheers+stars everybody! -Audrey
Hospice_Houngbo @Nicole: I see! Thanks everyone!
Nicole Ferraro Thanks again, everybody. Have a great day!
Nicole Ferraro Haha, Hospice, he could be a "City Slicker" if he keeps participating on the boards. :)
Nicole Ferraro Thanks everybody for your time today, your participation, and your great questions!
Hospice_Houngbo ChiefSwetttCOB is a "village voice" or a "city voice"? Just asking?
Nicole Ferraro And if anyone wants to catch Brian and others at next week's Verge event in Boston, you can do so by registering here: http://www.greenbiz.com/events/verge/2013/05/boston/program
batye thank you for a good info/ideas
ChiefSwettCOB Thanks for the opportunity.
Nicole Ferraro OK, I want to thank you, Brian, for joining us today, and for an insightful discussion. Much appreciated, and we hope to chat with you again soon!
Nicole Ferraro Great to hear!
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