World Wide Rave: Explaining a World Wide Rave to Red Auerbach

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December 15, 2008

Explaining a World Wide Rave to Red Auerbach

John Tatusko sent me this photo and said it was of him "explaining a World Wide Rave, to arguably, a World Wide Rave in his own right, Red Auerbach." The photo was taken at Faneuil Hall, Boston.

John is a space and sponsorship strategist for Nth Degree Events, a company providing event strategy, marketing, creative and logistics to help business connect with communities.

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