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L-R: Commercial Manager, Nestle Nigeria, Chandana Fernando; Academic Director, Sales and Marketing, Lagos Business School (LBS), Dr. Ogechi Adeola; Managing Director, Nestle Nigeria, Mauricio Alarcon; Director, LBS Sustainability Centre, Prof. Chris Ogbechie during the Nestle Nigeria and Lagos Business School partnership on Sales Academy in Lagos yesterday.
L-R: Commercial Manager, Nestle Nigeria, Chandana Fernando; Academic Director, Sales and Marketing, Lagos Business School (LBS), Dr. Ogechi Adeola; Managing Director, Nestle Nigeria, Mauricio Alarcon; Director, LBS Sustainability Centre, Prof. Chris Ogbechie during the Nestle Nigeria and Lagos Business School partnership on Sales Academy in Lagos yesterday.
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L-R: Commercial Manager, Nestle Nigeria, Chandana Fernando; Academic Director, Sales and Marketing, Lagos Business School (LBS), Dr. Ogechi Adeola; Managing Director, Nestle Nigeria, Mauricio Alarcon; Director, LBS Sustainability Centre, Prof. Chris Ogbechie during the Nestle Nigeria and Lagos Business School partnership on Sales Academy in Lagos yesterday.
L-R: Commercial Manager, Nestle Nigeria, Chandana Fernando; Academic Director, Sales and Marketing, Lagos Business School (LBS), Dr. Ogechi Adeola; Managing Director, Nestle Nigeria, Mauricio Alarcon; Director, LBS Sustainability Centre, Prof. Chris Ogbechie during the Nestle Nigeria and Lagos Business School partnership on Sales Academy in Lagos yesterday.

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