Rev Up Your 2021 Motorsport Sponsorship Strategy for Success in a COVID-19 World

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Author: Adilia Joubert from Listen Up.
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Motorsport Sponsorship Workshop: How to Find Sponsors… and Keep Them (Happy)!
Available Dates: Wednesday 9 December 2020 from 12h00 – 16h30
Saturday 12 December 2020 from 9h00 – 13h30
Venue: Hyde Park, Johannesburg, Gauteng (full address supplied on request)
Cost: R1 850 per person (including VAT)
Bookings: Email adilia@listenup.co.za for more information and to confirm your spot.

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