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Boss Club On GB
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – A group of Grand Bahama teens are better able to earn their own money, thanks to the skills picked up at a recently concluded Boss Club Summer Program on the island.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS – From boys to now businessmen. A group of Grand Bahama teens are better able to earn their own money, thanks to the skills picked up at a recently concluded Boss Club Summer Program on the island.
It all capped off with a pop-up display, where they showed what they’ve been learning over the past few weeks.
Shemia Williams of Boss Club explained how they were able to learn important skills.
A few of the participants also spoke about what the organization did for their individual skill sets.
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