Christian Muche, CEO & Co-Founder Beyond Ordinary Events, Inc & POSSIBLE
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On this episode of AW360 we speak with Christian Muche, CEO & Co-Founder Beyond Ordinary Events, Inc & POSSIBLE about the upcoming POSSIBLE event happening in Miami Beach, April 15-17 2024. Christian discusses what makes POSSIBLE different from other industry events, why Miami Beach is a perfect backdrop to POSSIBLE, and his learnings from his …
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