What does EMMA mean?
EMMA means Excellence in Multicultural Marketing
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Excellence in Multicultural Marketing?
Excellence in Multicultural Marketing can be abbreviated as EMMA
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What does EMMA stand for? EMMA stands for "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing". |
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How to abbreviate "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing"? "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing" can be abbreviated as EMMA. |
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What is the meaning of EMMA abbreviation? The meaning of EMMA abbreviation is "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing". |
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What is EMMA abbreviation? One of the definitions of EMMA is "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing". |
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What does EMMA mean? EMMA as abbreviation means "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing". |
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What is shorthand of Excellence in Multicultural Marketing? The most common shorthand of "Excellence in Multicultural Marketing" is EMMA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- ECB-R - Excellence-In-Competition Badge, Rifle
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- ESTME - Excellence in Science Technology and Mathematics Education
- EVMTS - Excellence in Volunteer Management Training Series
- ESPY - Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly
- EXCELTY - Excellence in Realty
- EDEA - Excellence in Distance Education Award
- EEBL - Excellence in Education through Business Links
- EETI - Excellence in Energy for the Tourism Industry
- EIT - Excellence in Teaching
- MMM - Multicultural Marketing and Management
- BESMA - British Excellence in Sales Marketing Awards
- EEM - Excellence in Export Marketing
- EIM - Excellence in Marketing
- HELM - Honouring Excellence in Legal Marketing
- MMG - Multicultural Marketing Group
- MMR - Multicultural Marketing Resources
- emma - Excellence in Multi-Cultural Marketing Awards
- ERA - Excellence in Research in Australia