The first meeting I was in this morning, a gentleman said, 'Do you want to beat people or win people?'
Mike Conaway: “The first meeting I was in this morning, a gentleman said, 'Do you want to beat people or win people?'”
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Conaway emphasizes the importance of cooperation over competition in regulatory harmonization.
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