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Published on: November 6, 2015
Very proud of our Young Person’s Cabinet on the success of their first event The Millennial Mind – Why Should I Care?
Thanks to panelists Julian Brass, Sasha Gollish, Nicole Verkindt & Dan Jacob for their fabulous support. Moderated by CTV’s health reporter Paula Chan and generously sponsored by many great companies like Notable.Ca, Mark Lash, Trump Toronto, Aroma, Molsons & Coors, the evening was a tremendous success.
Photos & Highlight Video to follow!
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