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Essay heading: Maketing Plan
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July 15, 2003 |
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My job would be to analyse the current business process of GFI especially that which is related to sales and marketing, and to formulate a marketing plan that will help GFI in attaining a greater market share than it already enjoys.
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Gibca furniture Industry has over 30 years of experience in the UAE market... displayed 300 characters
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It is part of the GIBCA Group of companies which is a great advantage as it consists of companies involved in manufacturing, trading, real estate and other services. GFI has constantly upgraded technology by forming strategic partnerships or joint ventures like its tie up with HUFCOR Inc in USA, HOYEZ in France and RAILTECH Architectural Group in Canada... displayed next 300 characters
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