The Woman Behind The Business

Wednesday 17th October 2018  6:00 PM

Panelist:
Angela Dingle, President/CEO | ExNihilo Management
Siobhan Addison | I'm In Demand Construction
Dr. Giavana Jones, NPO | Stories of Hope/Community Psychologist Therapist
Angela Livas, President | DC Media Connection

Venue:
University Of The Bahamas
Harry C. Moore Library and Information Centre Auditorium
Oakes Field Campus, Nassau, Bahamas

Contact information:
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