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'Divorce is too bloody expensive': Volvo's purchasing chief on vetting and forging effective partnerships

great business partnerships Volvo's Chief Purchasing Officer Andrea Fuder

how do you forge great business partnerships? Volvo's Chief Purchasing Officer Andrea Fuder, has given this question careful thought Image: VolvoGroup

Linda Lacina
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