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An issue we have been watching closely here at The Pert Group is bursting onto the national scene – the impact of student loan debt and the implications key sectors are feeling. Recently The New York Times took to the topic
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This post is part of the Method a Month Series. Look for a new post each month and learn how our unique methods can help you with custom market research solutions and brand decision clarity. I’m headed to Washington, D.C.
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