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Curt Steinhorst, an expert on staying focused in an age of digital distractions, is the featured speaker at the California Fresh Fruit Association’s annual meeting.

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Curt Steinhorst, an expert on staying focused in an age of digital distractions, is the featured speaker at the California Fresh Fruit Association’s annual meeting.

Steinhorst, a speaker with the Center for Generational Kinetics, is a communications strategist that helps business leaders to “work smarter and stronger in a constantly connected world,” according to a CFFA release.

The meeting is March 15-17 at Laguna Beach, Calif., and registration information is online.

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