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Stacey Soble with Red Chocolate's David Adams and Virginia Meyer

Red Chocolate is a color education company that focus as much on the business of color as it does color skills and technique. Before keynoting at Serious Business in January, Red Chocolate David Adams and Virginia Meyer stop in to talk about the competition out there for your color business and how to customize a color experience for each and every client.

by Staff
December 16, 2011
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Red Chocolate is a color education company that focus as much on the business of color as it does color skills and technique. Before keynoting at Serious Business in January, Red Chocolate David Adams and Virginia Meyer stop in to talk about the competition out there for your color business and how to customize a color experience for each and every client.

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