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DETROIT — Rev. Jesse Jackson met with Chrysler Group marketing executives earlier this week to discuss the automaker’s multicultural marketing plans, currently subject of an agency review.
Jackson, James Schroer, Chrysler executive vice president of sales and marketing, and Jeff Bell, vice president of marketing communications, engaged in what a Chrysler representative described as “good dialogue” about the multicultural efforts. No future meetings are scheduled with Jackson or with Rev. Al Sharpton, founder of the National Action Network, a civil rights group, who met with Schroer on April 15, the representative, James Kenyon, said.
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