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If you're interested in advancing in a sports career focusing on
auto racing, or getting your foot in the door, the Motorsports
Marketing Forum could provide some opportunities. For that matter,
if you're interested in sports marketing, the forum also could be
useful. Hosted by SportsBusiness Journal and SportsBusiness Daily,
the Motorsports Marketing Forum will be held on December 1 and 2 in
Las Vegas, Nevada. SportsBusiness Journal said the forum will allow
participants to hear from officials from top corporate sponsors,
teams, and leagues. They will talk about marketing plans in the
current difficult economy. Hundreds of officials are expected to
attend.Motorsports conference set for Las Vegas originally appeared
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Sports Professionals Expect Increased World Cup Interest
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