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They came, they saw, they leapt. Our 2026 tadpoles are one week in and already thriving! Welcome to the pond 🐸
They came, they saw, they leapt. Our 2026 tadpoles are one week in and already thriving! Welcome to the pond 🐸
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I’m honored to share that I have been appointed Executive in Residence at Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Silberman College of Business. The…
I’m honored to share that I have been appointed Executive in Residence at Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Silberman College of Business. The…
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A proud moment to see at Hearst Tower in New York — Founderz on display, with Anna Cejudo and Pau Garcia-Milà on the BIG screen. Together with…
A proud moment to see at Hearst Tower in New York — Founderz on display, with Anna Cejudo and Pau Garcia-Milà on the BIG screen. Together with…
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Today, members of the WYFF 4 team volunteered at the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen, serving hot lunches to members of our community. This annual day of…
Today, members of the WYFF 4 team volunteered at the Spartanburg Soup Kitchen, serving hot lunches to members of our community. This annual day of…
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Super proud of my wife, Nina Yadava, for being recognized by Forbes as one of the top women lawyers in America! https://lnkd.in/e99YsfAV
Super proud of my wife, Nina Yadava, for being recognized by Forbes as one of the top women lawyers in America! https://lnkd.in/e99YsfAV
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I’m honored to announce that I am taking on the role of Chief Executive Officer of Merkhet Solutions. Merkhet Solutions - Broadcast Positioning…
I’m honored to announce that I am taking on the role of Chief Executive Officer of Merkhet Solutions. Merkhet Solutions - Broadcast Positioning…
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Over the weekend, I graduated from UNC Charlotte with a M.Ed in Educational Leadership. I want to thank everyone who’s been in my corner backing me…
Over the weekend, I graduated from UNC Charlotte with a M.Ed in Educational Leadership. I want to thank everyone who’s been in my corner backing me…
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This team❤️ Seven years ago, I was a single mom trying to build Design Bar Interiors while wearing every hat in the business. Design, client…
This team❤️ Seven years ago, I was a single mom trying to build Design Bar Interiors while wearing every hat in the business. Design, client…
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Happy Mother’s Day to you and to us! I'm proud to share that Mother Ventures Fund I is officially closed! Thank you Marina Temkin, CFA for sharing…
Happy Mother’s Day to you and to us! I'm proud to share that Mother Ventures Fund I is officially closed! Thank you Marina Temkin, CFA for sharing…
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