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A BETTA PLACE in collaboration with Angelique Romou present the 1st Women in Leadership Gala.

February 19, 2023

A BETTA PLACE in collaboration with Angelique Romou present the 1st Women in Leadership Gala.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- A BETTA PLACE Foundation collaborates with Angelique Romou to host the first-ever Women in Leadership Gala dinner. Angelique Romou elaborated “Women in Leadership in St. Maarten has evolved over the past decade at an impressive rate with women holding many top leadership positions in the community. From female Prime Ministers to the first Female Minister of Justice, female Presidents of Parliament, and CEOs – women in our community are breaking molds. Hence, the idea of incorporating more women empowerment initiatives, which aim to shed light on the movers and shakers in …

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