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April 2, 2006 Barrie Bramley General, TT Internal Issues 1 Comment

When we brought TomorrowToday.biz to life, we agreed to see ourselves as an international business. We knew there was no reason on the planet that a company grown out of South Africa couldn’t add value to organisations all over the world. Every now and then we have moments like this week, when we step back briefly and stand a little amazed that we’re doing it…

Toward the end of this week, Keith will be in Shanghai, China; Graeme in Melborne, Australia; and Barrie in Tokyo, Japan. Add to that the 35 odd people in South Africa, the UK and Hawaii, and it’s week worth smiling at : ) ‘Keep Walking’

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  1. Roger says:
    April 4, 2006 at 11:30 am

    Are you saying Keith is a Wally?!

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