Holly Gwizdz
PROJECT SPECIALIST.MARKETING
Global Partner Marketing
Bio:
Holly Gwizdz works as a Marketing Project Specialist in Cisco’s Global Partner Organization. A 2011 graduate of the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, she enjoys following the entertainment industry, traveling and meeting new people. She’s excited to be beginning her career working for the world’s networking leader.
Recent Posts
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Small Business
R.I.P. Email Newsletters?
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No, the email newsletter is not dead. It’s very much alive and still one of the best ways to ...Channels
Are Your Social Media Efforts ‘Hit and Miss?’
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I’ve been on a mission to determine exactly what keeps you up at night, and I think I’ve got ...Small Business
Are You a Search Engine Marketing Maven or a Trade-Show Pro?
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Probably not. It’s not that you don’t want to be. You’re just busy with a million other details, like ...Borderless Networks
No Ride for Revere with the Right Network
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We saw what happened when William Wallace upgraded to the Right Network, but how about Paul ...Small Business
Looking to Build the Right Network for Your Business? Read Here for Advice on Purchasing Core Networking Solutions
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Has your company outgrown its network? Are you anticipating business growth? Or are you simply looking to upgrade your ...-
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