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Check please! Chapter 2: Check Your Team!

— Troy Ganser
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A key to success is "you can't do it alone."
Left Shark; Costumed characters for events; Event entertainment

We're All In This Together Alone In The Same Boat

— Troy Ganser
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If I have to watch one more celebrity tell me "we're all in this together" and "we'll get through this" and "we're all in the same boat" (have you seen...
Dinosaurs; Dinosaur entertainment; Event entertainment

Oh, you do that too? Tips for creatives forced into sales

— Troy Ganser
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It's the sales person's job to provide a complete set of options, but in our "bigger, faster, stronger" culture, shouldn't it be the customer's job to want more?