Chapter 10

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Word that Rebecca was keeping our account came through the next afternoon. She was brief on the call. "I've gone through all the materials. You handled this thoroughly enough. The project stays with you, and you're still leading next quarter's campaign. Also, I'm adding your team to the shortlist for the group's new brand line launching in the second half of the year." This wasn't just polite small talk. It meant after nearly getting dropped entirely, we hadn't just kept the account—we'd been added to an even bigger budget pool. Emily dropped off a printed copy of the email on my desk soon after. "Rebecca's team confirmed it. We're keeping the account. HQ also wrote back. They're using your restructuring plan as a reference template for risk management across other departments." Over

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