Start Up Marketing, Partnerships & Deal Making by Joyce Schwarz

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Joyce Schwarz sets up almost 100 meetings per year for her clients in the areas of digital media, emerging entertainment and new media. JCOM her firm offers a triple play of: marketing, PR, business development for funded start-ups and new companies or corporate projects. email: joyceschwarz@gmail.com

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JCOM Marketing & Emerging Tech. Partnerships Alliances Business Development Launch Campaigns

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