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How Did Colorcomm First Begin
It first started off as a luncheon, then it grew to a community and corporation. It has been around for seven years now and it continues to conduct ways for women of color to advance in leadership positions.
Women in Business & Technology
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017 - Taking the Better Together Pledge with Jonathan Sposato
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