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Allyship at Work – A Networking Brunch

Welcome to Allyship at Work – A Networking Brunch, hosted by Kathy Taylor Mealy! Reaching out to all former colleagues and their friends and their friends. It’s time for a reunion and a discussion of allyship and friendship at work. Join us for a morning of connection and collaboration at our in-person event located at 330 John Carlyle St. This brunch is a fantastic opportunity to reconnect and meet like-minded professionals, share experiences, and build a supportive network. This event is perfect for expanding your circle and learning from others. Come hungry for good food, great conversations, and a chance to make meaningful connections. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Event Date April, 7

Event Time 4:00am - 7:00am

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