Workforce training key to Alabama's sales pitch in Farnborough | Alabama Politics
LONDON, England - Before he became the state's first secretary of workforce 17 months ago and before he was a state senator for 14 years, Greg Reed had a career in sales. His pitches are now very different than when he was promoting medical products to physicians and hospitals,. . .
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