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From the private sector to Purdue, Ethan Braden has already created a legacy that university marketers across the U.S. admire.

On today’s episode, Bart Caylor, President & Founder at Caylor Solutions Inc, and Troy Singer, Senior Account Executive at Think Patented talk with Ethan Braden, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Purdue University about:

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Looking for ideas that will impact your enrollment? This ebook is for you! With over 20 years in education marketing, Caylor Solutions has pulled together this ebook to provide you with practical and effective ideas for your education marketing!

The ebook covers the following aspects of planning your redesign: 

There is a generation that comprises more than 1 in 7 residents, yet few people have heard of them. Within 4 years they will outnumber the Baby Boomers, and many of them will live to see the 22nd Century.