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Jose Caballer and Barrett Reif: Business By Design: How important is the role of design in selling your business to your customers? Very, say Jose Caballer and Barrett Reif of brand strategy company The Groop. Since 2001, The Groop has created websites and integrated marketing campaigns for the likes of Sony, Live Earth and The French Laundry. Here,...; Tags: marketing, Live Earth, The French Laundry, The Groop, Messaging, Internet, Web Site Development, Branding, Business, web design; Videos 2007-11-26

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MD's 2003 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award winners: Winners of Maryland's 2003 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards have been named. They are: Peter S. Groop, Fusion Sales Partners Corp., Baltimore, business services entrepreneur; Eddie C. Brown, Brown Capital Management, Baltimore, financial services; Jeffery L. Briggs, Firaxis Games, Hunt Valley, software; Warren Citrin, Solipsys Corp., Laurel,...; Tags: Ernst & Young LLP; Research articles 2003-06-23

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