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Sulzer Case Summary
We in the Houston facility are having a great year, however, as a company Sulzer is experiencing some economic struggles due to bad market conditions. So, due to the overall market conditions for Sulzer as a whole, the decision has been made to cancel this year’s Sales meeting at the La Cantera Resort. In addition to the Sales meeting, the Sr. Staff meeting and Christmas party have been cancelled as well.
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