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• Portland Monthly Magazine
  Portland, ME | 7:43am Jun 27th
• Antique Mall Books
  Smyrna, GA | 7:11pm Sep 27th
• The Gamerz Edge LLC
  Muhlenberg, PA | 2:48pm Jul 22nd
• BlackBird Comics LLC
  Bolling AFB, DC | 12:04pm Jun 7th
• Bottom Line Military Sales
  Pickens, SC | 4:04pm May 6th

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“The Army instilled three traits into my personality. Discipline, honor, and initiative. Discipline helps me to run my business effectively and efficiently. Honor allows me to maintain a solid client base because I strive to "do the right thing" at all times, even if it means losing money on a job. Initiative gives me the desire to constantly improve processes, keep up with new technologies, and take advantage of opportunities to provide new and improved services to my clients.”

David Sazama
eFusion Systems

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