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Eva Reid: Busting 5 Career - Killing Myths

When
16 Jul 2021
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location
Zoom
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60

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Join Women in GIS for an inspiring talk and networking session exploring the role of self-advocacy in advancing our careers. Eva Reid, speaker, advocate, GIS Analyst, and entrepreneur, will share from her experience (spoiler alert - it wasn't easy, or even so straightforward). Following her talk there will be networking breakouts for interactive discussions with fellow GIS'ers.

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