Michelle Brown: The businesswoman

Jordyn Albert, Staff Writer|December 12, 2019

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PUBLICITY: Professional and entrepreneur of Kaliah Communications Inc., Michelle Brown, spoke to Mr. Hanif’s students about her career and how public relations relates to Journalism.

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