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Surveyors...Ask Your Friends to Join our Network

Posted by Skip Farrow on February 3, 2009 at 9:20pm

Just imagine how nice it would be to have all of your work buddies on LSU, so that you can transfer files, learn about new technologies and share tips. Making this happen is easy...just get their email address the next time you see them and invite them to the group. We already have the largest group membership of international surveying professionals on the web....why not increase our reach! Pretty soon we will be naming representatives for every state and country on LSU...Wouldn't you like more members in your state to vote for you?

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