PHOTO: Development session
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March 7, 2014

PHOTO: Development session

Founder and Managing Director of Future Services International Limited Yaneek Page (right) shares information on innovation and risks in leadership with Alshadane Wright (left) and Angelique Gardener. Page was the guest presenter at the recent JPS Foundation’s Young Women Leaders Leadership Development Session. The two ladies were among four programme participants who attended the session.

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