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Welcome back to this week's episode where Ijoema and Vinny sit down with founder of BOM YEG Rochelle Ignacio. They share a conversation about the non traditional paths that BOM has taken to become a volunteer-led initiative, starting a business in the heart of the pandemic, working together with the local community to bring new ventures to the black community, as well as conquering goals in ways not expected. Tune in to hear an extraordinary conversation about the importance of supporting local, and the beauty that lies in helping your community.
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