“CMO of the Year” award given by The Chief Marketing Officer Institute for 2010 went to: David Norton, SVP & CMO, Harrah’s Entertainment and Timothy. S. Gilbert, SVP & CMO, Campus Management Corp. For more information click on cmo.com link here: http://www.cmo.com/leadership/chief-marketing-officer-year-recipients-announced
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