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President & CEO, Synertegic, Inc.
Long Beach, CA

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65 Pine Ave
Suite 302
Long Beach, CA 90802
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Synertegic, Inc. / Joint Venture Marketing Strategist
2007 - Present
Christian Fea is CEO of Synertegic, Inc. A Joint Venture Marketing firm. He exemplifies how to profit from Joint Venture based relationships by creating new profit centers within your business with minimal time, money, and risk.
Infea, Inc. / President & CEO
1994 - Present
Payment Processing Gateway Systems
VISA PCI Compliance Certification & Consulting
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Christian Fea posted a blog entry Aug 8, 2011

Effectively Negotiating a Joint Venture Marketing Agreement

After you’ve decided to enter into a joint venture and found a potential partner, the next step is the negotiation. “Give and take” is important to understand in the negotiation process; without it a successful agreement cannot be made. The power of a joint venture is only as strong as the... more »

Christian Fea @tracycgold You're very welcome Tracy! Aug 3, 2011 via Twitter

Christian Fea Defining the Relationship in a Joint Venture Marketing Plan http://goo.gl/fb/Nq4KJ Aug 3, 2011 via Twitter

Christian Fea posted a blog entry Aug 3, 2011

Defining the Relationship in a Joint Venture Marketing Plan

Business is all about developing relationships and forming partnerships to get your business off the ground. A poorly planned joint venture is destined to fail from the very start. One way to ensure this doesn’t happen is to create a joint venture agreement that is aligned with the goals of your... more »

Christian Fea In Joint Venture Marketing the Who and What Remain Important http://goo.gl/fb/lb2z3 Aug 1, 2011 via Twitter

Christian Fea posted a blog entry Aug 1, 2011

In Joint Venture Marketing the Who and What Remain Important

Since the late 1800s, joint ventures have been a common practice for businesses. The railroad industry was the first to make use of this strategy to expand its reach and profits. By the middle of the 20th century, the manufacturing industry was dominated by joint ventures. Today they are wide spread... more »

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