ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ellsworth Gibbs, Veteran Outreach Associate with American Corporate Partners, discusses what it's like to be living in New York during the pandemic and why now is a good time to get linked to a mentor in the corporate world. Also, MREs. Join us for some very mild entertainment.
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United States
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