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Jul 2023
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Episode 167: Verosol MD Jules Di Bartolo...

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
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Jules Di Bartolomeo is the Verosol (Australia) Managing Director, with an MBA from Curtin University of Technology in Western Australia who has built a solid reputation for company 'turnarounds’ and building sustainable businesses. Jules has 25+ years experience in profitably growing multisite, complex businesses across Australia, Asia and New Zealand and ... Show More
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