Business Leadership

Dawn Whitcher Reflects on her Term as RID President

By: Brandon Arthur
September 3, 2015

Show Notes

Dawn Witcher sits down with Brandon Arthur and reflects on her term as RID President and shares what she hopes to accomplish over the next 2 years.

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