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Lou Casale
Head of Communications at Hiscox USA
Lou Casale is an accomplished marketing expert who helps companies express their purpose, mission and value. He is a frequent speaker and columnist on marketing, corporate communications and public relations. Casale is the head of communications for Hiscox USA.
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