This Is Why BIPOC Professionals Should Live And Work In Vermont

with Tino Rutanhira of Vermont Professionals of Color Network

"Vermont Professionals of Color Network advocates on behalf of 40,000 BIPOC Vermonters" VTPOC Founder, Tinotenda Rutanhira, talks career and professional development, supporting entrepreneurship and making VT an attractive place to live for BIPOC professionals.

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Mar 21, 2022

Hosted by: Nathan O'Leary
Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
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