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John Cole Scott, CFS

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Topic starter 02/17/2020 5:17 pm

What topics should we add / change remove from the Nov 6th event in NYC?

Looking to do the next event In NYC late May early June and Chicago in September 2020.

Last even archive / topic and speaker list. - http://aicalliance.org/NYC2019Event/

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