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Bridging the gap: Why the events industry is changing for the better
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Tina Morris of Euro RSCG Skybridge, one of the first events agencies to go carbon neutral, talks to Pete Roythorne about how procurement has made the live marketing industry tighten up its act, and the growing impact of green issues.

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