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This is an important event for the program. If you have an opportunity, please plan on attending.

Bob

From: Jerry Thomas [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2015 2:05 PM
To: Rogers, Robert D
Subject: Marketing Research Conference at UTA

Dear Colleague:

The University of Texas at Arlington College of Business and the Master of Science in Marketing Research (MSMR) Alumni Association are sponsoring a one-day marketing research conference on campus Thursday, April 23, 2015, in Arlington, Texas.

Research leaders from across the U.S. will present an array of topics on “Bringing Analytics to Life.” These presentations are designed to educate the research novice and to stimulate the thinking of seasoned research professionals. Please visit www.msmralumni.org (and click on the second tab, “2015 Conference”) to learn more.

Please consider attending or sending members of your staff. It’s a worthy cause: the admission fees go toward scholarships for graduate research students. It's a great learning opportunity and a chance to network with friends, old and new.

We hope you will visit the www.msmralumni.org website and sign up. If you sign up before January 31, the price is only $99 per person. If you sign up several members of your staff, group discounts are available. The prices are detailed at www.msmralumni.org under “2015 Conference.” We hope to see you on campus April 23.

Cordially,

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Jerry W. Thomas
President/CEO

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