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Conference Room Conversations – Leaving Large: The Stories of a Food Addict

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Conference Room Conversations – Leaving Large: The Stories of a Food Addict



The Conference Room is a place for women business owners who need Answers to their Questions and Solutions to their Problems. To learn, understand and implement the best ways to grow, navigate and excel in your business with methods not taught in business school.

Today’s guest on Conference Room Conversations is Michelle Petties, an advertising and marketing guru in Radio and Television, talks about how food played a major role in her health, career and business decisions.

Come, Take YOUR Seat at the Table!

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