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 Full Potential Group (FPG),coaching and people development specialists, today announced that it has signed a preferred supplier agreement with consumer electronics giant, Panasonic Europe.
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April 28, 2005 (Press Release) --
Full Potential Group (FPG), one of Europe’s longest-established and leading executive coaching and people development specialists, today announced that it has signed a preferred supplier agreement with consumer electronics giant, Panasonic Europe, to provide executive coaching programmes to the company’s senior management across Europe.
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