Oh yeah he also fights out of Jackson's MMA enough said

Page is probably licking his chops at the chance to stand and bang with Campuzano, where he will likely have an advantage as his strikes are quick and brutal. Page's secret weapon is a solid wrestling background, so he should feel comfortable in any area that this fight goes. Oh yeah, he also fights out of Jackson's MMA, enough said. PRELIMINARY CARD Muhsin Corbbrey vs Anthony Njokuani- Anthony NjokuaniScott Jorgensen vs Noah Thomas- Scott JorgensenWagnney Fabiano vs Mackens Semerzier- Wagnney FabianoManny Tapia vs Eddie Wineland- Eddie WinelandCharlie Valencia vs Coty Wheeler- Coty WheelerDeividas Taurosevicius vs Javier Vazquez- Javier Vazquez. ORLANDO, Fla.(Business Wire)At its signature Mplanet conference, the American Marketing Associationunwrapped the results of a year-long project to help marketers map futurescenarios and possibilities in the marketplace. The work, created in partnershipwith Decision Strategies International, used scenario-building to predict fourarchetypes of CMOs and their potential impact on marketing in 2015. The process of "disciplined imagination" used by AMA and DSI gives marketers away to organize all of the uncertainty in the market and create possible storiesor pictures of the future.

AMAs CEO Dennis Dunlap challenged industry leaders to use the scenarios and beflexible enough to market in the moment while still planning for a continuum ofpossibilities. "If you really want to be a strategic force within your organization, you haveto live in today and tomorrow," said Dunlap. "The marketers who will win in thenew marketsphere will be the ones who systematically plan for future scenarios.They will identify not only the strategies and tactics best suited to thefuture, but also their role in navigating what they foresee." Click here for a summary of the project. Marketing Luminaries Share ExpertiseChief Executive and Marketing Officers from Xerox Corporation, American Expressand McDonald's revealed their innovative leadership skills in navigating themarketing industry through today's information age. The speakers discussed boththe opportunities and challenges organizations face while building andmaintaining a brand in both a local and global market.

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