ESCRS marketing competition

The deadline for the ESCRS Practice Marketing Competition is Monday 30 July 2018

ESCRS marketing competition
Colin Kerr
Colin Kerr
Published: Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Paul Rosen
The deadline for the ESCRS Practice Marketing Competition is Monday 30 July 2018. The winner will be announced during the 36th Congress of the ESCRS in Vienna. “The competition is an opportunity for ophthalmologists to make a contribution to the Practice Management and Development Programme,” said Paul Rosen, chair of the Committee. “The competition enables ESCRS members to demonstrate what they have achieved with their entrepreneurial skills and show colleagues what they may be able to do in their own businesses.” For more information visit: http://www.escrs.org/vienna2018/
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