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In your final week of vacation, you pick up your studies once more. You attend seminars led by some of the most innovative and inspirational speakers in the sphere of management. Much of the audience is comprised of high-level executives in prominent companies. As CEO of MetaHuman, however, you stand out; at first you find yourself wondering how you might organize a private meeting with some of these speakers, but soon you are the one being invited to dinner. These management gurus are skilled networkers, and they recognize your value as a professional contact.

You find the courses on corporate misinformation particularly interesting: you learn how best to bury undesirable facts, how you can use misdirection to divert the attention of the press and the general public. You look forward to applying these principles when you return to Seattle.

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