Social School Comes to Saskatchewan
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Lessons Learned in Marketing
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Kelly Doody, founder and CEO of Social School, joins David on the podcast to talk about the upcoming conference in Regina, their presence in Saskatoon - and some surprising Roughrider heritage!
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Social School Comes to Saskatchewan
Kelly Doody, founder and CEO of Social School, joins David on the podcast to talk about the upcoming conference in Regina, their presence in Saskatoon - and some surprising Roughrider heritage!