AFTA lays down grand plan for 2022
Given how bumpy these last few years have been it's pretty risky to make long term plans, but AFTA is giving it a crack.
Given how bumpy these last few years have been it's pretty risky to make long term plans, but AFTA is giving it a crack.
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Dean Long is returning to AFTA after a few years, and he appears to be pretty happy about it.
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While its bottom line ain't looking too flash, at least AFTA's membership numbers appear to be holding up.