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At 11:12am on June 16, 2009, Neugebauer William E. said…
Hi Berry, I am not sure if my first message has gone through. What a surprise, when I found your name on the internet. We worked together in 1975 / 1976 at the London Hilton. Memories, memories. HOW ARE YOU??? Are you happy in Brighton? I remember many book shops in the old part of town. And the pebble beach. If you have a chance, please write back: neugebauer@deunet.co.za
Greetings from an icy - cold, wet (it's winter here) Cape Town, William
At 7:31am on May 18, 2009, David Zinger said…
Berry,

I like your profile and your approach to the network. I hope and trust you will get more input into your employee brand question. I also trust you will find useful information and valuable interaction on this network. Let me know if I can be of assistance and welcome to the Employee Engagement Network.

David

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