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Marketing Annals – Chevy Trax Dream Chaser Contest Opens
Hyping the debut of the 2024 Trax this spring, Chevy is announcing a contest for a chance to become a “Lead Dream Chaser.” This is a three-month program will allow a person to pursue a lifelong dream or passion project. The Dream Chaser will share their journey on social media, get $100,000 and three months with the 2024 Trax. Continue reading
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Marketing Annals – Dream Chaser Trax to Great Lakes Activist
Meag Schwartz, described as a local Michigan activist and environmental educator, won on the basis of her pursuing protecting and cleaning up the Great Lakes. Continue reading →