Agency founder Zachary Rischitelli discusses how long-term relationship-building through early Denver Chamber of Commerce networking produced multi-decade clients.
“We've picked up retainer clients that are retainers to this day, you know, 16 years, you know, after they signed on through building those personal relationships seeing people on a regular basis building a connection spending the time and energy to get to know people and their business and who they are”
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