Don Kulp Franchise Case Study

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The owner of our franchise, Don Kulp, is interested in sitting down with Tim and Jason for a meeting on Wednesday, November 23rd at the Newport Commons leasing office. He would like to review our services, pricing, and any other information Newport Commons would like to review. We would like to schedule this meeting around noon

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