How do I become a supplier for a big retailer such as Wal-Mart, Target, Sears, etc.?

By Pattie Simone • Aug 28, 2008

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As president of Pomona, N.Y.-based marketing-advantage and founder of WomenCentric, Pattie Simone empowers ambitious companies, individuals and entrepreneurs, helping them to develop strategic, integrated, well-branded communications that engage diverse audiences and fuel sales.

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