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Women’s Empowerment Event to be hosted by Cable Bahamas Group
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – “Sorry not Sorry, Unapologetically Ambitious” is a women’s empowerment event, being hosted by The Cable Bahamas Group of Companies, intended to bring young and professional women together to network, socialize and discuss the importance of empowerment, positivity and overcoming adversity.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – “Sorry not Sorry, Unapologetically Ambitious” is a women’s empowerment event, being hosted by The Cable Bahamas Group of Companies, intended to bring young and professional women together to network, socialize and discuss the importance of empowerment, positivity and overcoming adversity.
Cable Bahamas Group CEO Franklyn Butler spoke at a press conference held on Thursday about the event.
International speaker and renowned author, Shelly Archambeau, will be joined by Lisa McCartney as they give instruction on how to walk boldly and unapologetically.
The event is scheduled for October 12.
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