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Phil Peretz, CDDVD Now! Admitted into the National Speakers Association
The National Speakers Association (NSA), the leading organization for experts who speak professionally, recently accepted Phil Peretz, CDDVD Now! as a professional member of the Association.
To become an NSA member, Peretz had to provide documentation of his professional experience and agree to a strict code of ethics. NSA currently has more than 4,100 members in 23 countries.
"I am not only excited, but honored to be a part of such a prestigious group. Learning and sharing with these professionals will truly mutually benefit CDDVD Now! and the NSA members," says Peretz.
The National Speakers Association (NSA) is the leading organization for experts who speak professionally. NSA's 4,000 members include experts in a variety of industries and disciplines, who reach audiences as trainers, educators, humorists, motivators, consultants, authors and more. Since 1973, NSA has provided resources and education designed to advance the skills, integrity and value of its members and speaking profession. Visit NSA's Web site at www.nsaspeaker.org. NSA: The Voice of the Speaking Profession.®
CDDVD Now! is a CD and DVD Production company located in the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area at 2560-A San Carlos Avenue, Castro Valley, CA providing services to Corporate Clients, Motivational Speakers, Musicians and Video Producers.
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