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Just now at the American Muslim Consumers Conference where the focus is on the focus, trends, and opportunities behind the vast and largely untapped potential of the American Muslim Consumer market...
Although I am happy we are meeting and how it will enable me to be able to serve the communities I want to serve but skeptical if it just means the availability of Muslim eyeballs to uber corporate entities like fast food chains, etc
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