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Jeremy Steindecker, whose business first took off 32 years ago at the US Open, has brought the luxury-suite experience directly to his consumer base in the comfort of their own homes.
Published Sep 11, 2020
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At fan-less US Open, one marketing guru pivots clients to virtual VIPs
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At fan-less US Open, one marketing guru pivots clients to virtual VIPs