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G4S Secure Solutions, USA

August 27, 2015May 22, 2016 by normanrich

Posted in advertising, Business, Clients, customer relationship management, Digital, event marketing, merchandise design, Portfolio, print

GE Sealants

September 6, 2015May 22, 2016 by normanrich

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September 6, 2015May 22, 2016 by normanrich

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We deliver unique-to-your-situation solutions confirmed by real-world experience. Lighthouse Strategic Group is a team of professionals whose experience encompasses every facet of business. We’re creative thinkers and business strategists that work together to build sales channels, relationships and profitable bottom lines.

Our approach to business strategy, marketing and communications is customer-focused — whether the target audience is the business or consumer outside of your company or the employee or department inside of it. On average, our team members have spent more than a decade perfecting these skills, and our collective experience means it’s very likely that we’ve helped other organizations whose challenges and opportunities are similar to yours.

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Of the top 20 global employers in 2017, five are outsourcing and “workforce solutions” companies.

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Just when you think you have a handle on the brick-and-mortar retail crisis, the prognosis gets worse. More than 8,600 stores will close their doors in 2017, according to Credit Suisse analysts—a number that exceeds store closures during 2008, when America was in recession.

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