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Exiting a Conversation Gracefully
Jodi Glickman Brown
Three steps for escaping from an overeager conversationalist.
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Are You Brave Enough to Work for Social Change?
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Keynoters from the HBS Social Enterprise Conference emphasize finding yourself in the service of others.
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