The Role Female Athletes Play in the Food PR Playbook
Mon, Mar. 17, 2025
By Victoria Renwick
Why partnering with female athletes can bring new, valuable perspectives and visibility to food and beverage campaigns.
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Why partnering with female athletes can bring new, valuable perspectives and visibility to food and beverage campaigns.
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