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What Water Utilities Can Learn From the Donald Trump Phenomenon

Love him or hate him, here are three examples from Trump's presidential campaign that could be relevant to your utility.
  • By Dominique Gomez, WaterSmart Software
  • January 06, 2016

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What Water Utilities Can Learn From the Donald Trump Phenomenon
Dominique Gomez is the director of operations at WaterSmart.


No one can really say how long the Donald Trump presidential campaign will last. If you told most veteran journalists or political junkies a year ago that Trump would be a front-runner through the late summer and fall 2015, few would believe you. But Donald Trump has certainly...

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