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06 March 2018

INFOGRAPHIC: A look at 2017

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2017 was when BPCA set its sights firmly on engagement and satisfaction. More members, their employees and associated industries engage with us than ever before. The aim in 2018 is to drive forward membership satisfaction and engagement at all levels.

714 Infographic a look back at 2017 BPCA

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1 March 2018  |  PPC90

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