Betsy Bueno Research Paper

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Betsy Bueno, the owner of this start-up company received her Bachelor of Business Administration from Northern Arizona University. Her past experience includes working as Skechers' retail merchandise planner at the Manhattan Beach, CA corporate office. She began her career as a part-time sales associate at a Skechers retail store, then a year later was selected to be a summer intern at the corporate location. Betsy's creativity sparkled and she was recognized as a key merchandise/store designer for young girls fashion. Loyal to the company, she worked there for 7+ years and now wants to be an entrepreneur of her own shoe business. Her main interest in kids fashion provides great tastes for Jumaproo Kids store layout.

Betsy's right hand, Jason

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